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HPE 304 (Kinesiology) and PED 512 (Biomechanics)

Template for the Movement Analysis Project – Spring 2021

400 Points

Each student will analyze a series of 3 pictures or images, that have been previously drawn/selected.

Use the tables presented later in this document (as the template) and adjust columns right or left as necessary. The tables must be shown in a neat and professional manner for clarity, reader-friendliness, and easy-grading. Rows may be added in cases where a joint is performing multiple movements or be in multiple positions. If there are any questions, or if you need clarifications, regarding something about the images, please consult with Dr. Conkle ASAP. DO NOT wait until the last minute to ask questions!! You must address each body part.

All information in the table MUST align all the way across with the material in the left column. Do NOT place information across 2 pages for the same joint, movement, muscles, etc. If a given joint on both the right and left are in the EXACT SAME POSITION, say so in the table’s left-hand column (Column 1) and treat it that way all the way across once, not twice.

Note that this assignment may take a more than a few pages for this to appear neat, professional, and reader-friendly.

Movement Analysis Assignment Format – Dr. Conkle

(Use Size 10 Font, Times New Roman, 0.50 margins are acceptable, but be sure everything prints on each page)

HPE 304 and PED 512 - Updated February 10, 2021

Overall Body Orientation to Target or Destination:

____ Seated ___X_ Standing Other (specify):

____ Rt. Side Orientation __X__ Lt. Side Orientation ____ Body is Lying Prone ____ Body is Lying Supine

____ Perfectly Square ____ Staggered Square ____ Open to Target __X__ Closed to Target

Movement Classifications:

Classification #1 (X one of the options): Manipulative Task _ X ___ Locomotor Task ____ Non-Locomotor / Non-Manipulative Task ___

Classification #2 (X one of the options): Gross Motor Task _X___ Fine Motor Task ____ Unsure / Gray Area ____

Classification #3 (X one of the options): Open Task ___X __ Closed Task ____ Unsure / Gray Area ____

Explain, or justify, fully why you indicated each type of movement classification above:

Classification #1: The first case is a manipulative one considering that the boy is moving or using an object with the hands to achieve a goal or complete a task.

Classification #2: The second classification is a Gross-motor task considering that all body muscles take part in the exercise.

Classification #3: The limb's muscles dominate in conducting the exercise and movement is limited.

Phase 1 or Position 1 Image

Body Part	Joint Action/Position	Agonist(s) Muscle(s)	Antagonist(s) Muscle(s)	Rationale / Justification / Explanation
Right Shoulder Girdle	Horizontal Adduction	Latismus Dorsii	Middle Deltoid	Shoulder started to move toward the body and consequently causing to move shoulder girdle towards the body and leading to the same effect on Lattismus Dorsii and Middle Deltoid
Left Shoulder Girdle	Horizontal Abduction	Deltoid	Latismus Dorsi	Shoulder started to move away from the body and consequently causing to move shoulder girdle away from the body and leading to opposite effect on Lattismus Dorsii and Middle Deltoid
Right Elbow / Forearm	Flexion	Biceps	Triceps	forearm moved toward his body by bending at his elbow in the first step of the image. Triceps ad Biceps plays role in this movement
Left Elbow / Forearm	Extension	Triceps	Biceps	Forearm moved away from his body by straightening at his elbow .
Right Wrist / Hand	Flexion	Wrsit flexor carpi Radialis and Flexor carpi ulnaris	Palmaris Longus	Banding Hand at wrist joint
Left Wrist / Hand	Extension	· Extensor carpi Radialis, Extensor carpi Radialis Brevis,extensor carpi ulnaris	· radialis · flexor carpi ulnaris · flexor carpi palmaris longus	the movement of raising the back of the hand. All muscles in the high took part in the exercise implying that even the wrist muscles relaxed as the hands stretched
Right Hip	Extension	Gluteus muscles Maximus & Hamstring muscles	Psoas and Illiacus muscles	Knee moved away from body and hamstring muscles and Quadriceps relaxed
Left Hip	Outward Rotation	Gluteus Maximus	Adductor Magnus, Brevis	Hip is rotated outward .
Right Knee	Flexion	Right Hamstring	Right Quadriceps	The flexion results from bendiyng the right limb.
Left Knee	Outward Rotation	Bicep femoris ,semimembranous muscles	Tensor fasciae latae , illiotibial band and popliteus muscles	Left knee is rotated outward..The biceps femoris acts as a lateral rotator of the knee, as does the semimembranosus muscle, whilst the tensor fasciae latae and iliotibial band act as lateral stabilisers of the knee, and the popliteus muscle rotates the knee both laterally and medially.
Right Ankle / Foot	Plantar flexion	Soleus , gastrocnemius	Flexor digitorum longus and brevis,	The muscle of the right ankle flexes as the whole leg is stitched upwards.
Left Ankle / Foot	Eversion and Abduction	Peroneus longus and brevis	External diggitorum	Muscle of Left Ankle plays role in eversion and abduction of ankle as the whole leg is extended.

Phase 2 or Position 2 Image

Body Part	Joint Action/Position	Agonist(s) Muscle(s)	Antagonist(s) Muscle(s)	Rationale / Justification / Explanation
Right Shoulder Girdle	Flexion	latissimus dorsi, middle trapezius, teres major.	Middle trapezius, teres major, posterior deltoid	The muscles abduct as a person tightens the muscles in preparation to hit the object throwing the ball.
Left Shoulder Girdle	Abduction	Pectoralis major, pectoralis minor, serratus anterior.	Pectoralis major, pectoralis minor, serratus anterior,	The left-hand stretches as the other hand’s muscles flex to throw the ball. Hence, Pectoralis major, pectoralis minor, serratus anterior are affected as either agonists or antagonists.
Right Elbow / Forearm	Extension	Biceps	Triceps	The right-hand muscles extent as it holds the net stick preparing to hit the ball.
Left Elbow / Forearm	Extension	Biceps	Triceps	The left-hand muscles extend as the hand prepares to throw the ball up.
Right Wrist / Hand	Extension	Tricopetaurs	Tricopetaurs	The muscles extend and in turn leading to an extension of the Tricopetaurs muscles.
Left Wrist / Hand	Extension	Tricopetaurs	Tricopetaurs	The muscles extend and in turn leading to an extension of the Tricopetaurs muscles.
Right Hip	Abduction	Quadratus lumborum	Psoas, Adductors	There is no movement recorded by the right limb due to Quadratus lumborum exercise as the body muscles strengthen in preparation to throw the ball.
Left Hip	Abduction	Quadratus lumborum	Psoas, Adductors	There is no movement recorded by the right limb due to Quadratus lumborum exercise as the body muscles strengthen in preparation to throw the ball.
Right Knee	Flexion	Left hamstring	Right quadriceps	The radial rotation of the knee as a result of exercising to strengthen the muscles in the upper part of the leg such as those caused by the lateral rotation leads to left quadriceps and flexing.
Left Knee	Flexion	Right hamstring	Left quadriceps	The radial rotation of the knee as a result of exercising to strengthen the muscles in the upper part of the leg such as those caused by the lateral rotation leads to right quadriceps and flexing.
Right Ankle / Foot	Abduction	Metaphangeus Stinky	Metaphangeus Stinky	The right angle only strengthens, but it does not extend. Hence, this ankle is only drawn towards its axis.
Left Ankle / Foot	Abduction	Metaphangeus Stinky	Metaphangeus Stinky	The right angle only strengthens, but it does not extend. Hence, this ankle is only drawn towards its axis.

Phase 3 or Position 3 Image

Body Part	Joint Action/Position	Agonist(s) Muscle(s)	Antagonist(s) Muscle(s)	Rationale / Justification / Explanation
Right Shoulder Girdle	Upward rotation	Trapezius Serratus anterior	Rhomboid pectoralis minor	The shoulder rotates upwards to lift the arm upwards which would help the body moving upward while jumping
Left Shoulder Girdle	Upward rotation	Trapezius Serratus anterior	Rhomboid pectoralis minor	The shoulder rotates upwards to lift the arm upwards which would help the body moving upward while jumping
Right Elbow / Forearm	extension	Triceps brachii anconeus	Brachialis biceps Brachii brachioradialis	Extended elbow makes the arm straighten to allow full upward rotation of the upper limb while jumping
Left Elbow / Forearm	extension	Triceps brachii anconeus	Brachialis biceps Brachii brachioradialis	Extended elbow makes the arm straighten to allow full upward rotation of the upper limb while jumping
Right Wrist / Hand	Slight Extension	Extensor digitorum superficialis	Extensor digitorum profundus	A slight extension of the wrist occurs to make the hand quite straighten
Left Wrist / Hand	Slight Extension	Extensor digitorum superficialis	Extensor digitorum profundus	A slight extension of the wrist occurs to make the hand quite straighten
Right Hip	Flexion	Hamstring	Quadriceps	Flexion of the hip bring the thighs close to the trunk to provide the necessary thrust while jumping
Left Hip	Flexion	Hamstring	Quadriceps	Flexion of the hip bring the thighs close to the trunk to provide the necessary thrust while jumping
Right Knee	Flexion	Right hamstring	Right quadriceps	Flexion of the hip while standing very much allows the flexion of the knee
Left Knee	Flexion	Right hamstring	Right quadriceps	Flexion of the hip while standing very much allows the flexion of the knee
Right Ankle / Foot	Flexion	Ajaxal Longus	Metaphangeus Stinki	Foot flexes against the floor for the necessary thrust while jumping perceeding the knee flexion
Left Ankle / Foot	Flexion	Ajaxal Longus	Metaphangeus Stinki	Foot flexes against the floor for the necessary thrust while jumping preceding the knee flexion