SportsAugust 10, 2026

biomechanical

BY-oh-muh-KAN-ih-kuhl

Definition

Relating to the mechanical laws and principles of physics applied to the movement of living organisms, particularly the human body.

Etymology

Derived from the Greek 'bios' (life) and the word 'mechanical' (relating to machines or motion). It emerged in the 20th century to describe the study of biological systems using the principles of mechanics.

In the news

The article emphasizes the use of biomechanical analysis to enhance athlete performance and prevent injuries within the Khelo India framework. It serves as a scientific foundation for modernizing sports training programs.

Beyond Medals: Why Sports Science Must Be the Cornerstone of Khelo India 3.0?

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