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Hello everyone =)
I've been reading a load of Bio-mechanics notes, and seeing how its possible to measure different outputs of energy.
I'll skip ahead to my real life example so that the above makes more contextual sense, I have a gymnast, and he's been doing a lot of Cross preparations and specific conditioning for the element, and still after quite a long period of time having difficulties, to be honest I think it's a mental block rather than a physical impermanent.
My question is, is it possible to, by using a gymnasts height and weight, calculate their strength output (using only muscles thats needed for the element), and compare it to the strength that would be needed for them to safely hold a cross without too much strain.
I really hope this makes sense to anyone reading it, and I apologize for long winded explanation.
many thanks to anyone who replies
Nathan Hughes.
I've been reading a load of Bio-mechanics notes, and seeing how its possible to measure different outputs of energy.
I'll skip ahead to my real life example so that the above makes more contextual sense, I have a gymnast, and he's been doing a lot of Cross preparations and specific conditioning for the element, and still after quite a long period of time having difficulties, to be honest I think it's a mental block rather than a physical impermanent.
My question is, is it possible to, by using a gymnasts height and weight, calculate their strength output (using only muscles thats needed for the element), and compare it to the strength that would be needed for them to safely hold a cross without too much strain.
I really hope this makes sense to anyone reading it, and I apologize for long winded explanation.
many thanks to anyone who replies
Nathan Hughes.