Analysis of Knee Joint Dynamics in Step Attack Movement of Teenage Table Tennis Athletes
This article explores the biomechanical differences of the knee joint between professional and novice table tennis players during hip step movements.18 male athletes were recruited for the experiment,and kinematic and dynamic data were synchronously captured using the Vicon motion analysis system and high-speed cameras.The analysis results indicate that there are significant differences between the two groups in parameters such as knee flexion and extension,medial and lateral rotation,and medial and lateral rotation.Professional athletes demonstrate better knee joint control and load distribution during movement execution,reducing the risk of sports injuries,improving movement efficiency,and the ability to predict opponent movements.These findings provide scientific basis for targeted training,help optimize training and competition strategies,and promote the improvement of table tennis skills.
teenage table tennis playersstep by step attack actionknee joint dynamics
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