Research on Track and Field Teaching and Training Based on Computer-Aided Analysis

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Abstract

At present, the primary method of sports biomechanics research in track and field events is to use a high-speed image analysis system to monitor the training process and obtain kinematics information through special or general analytical software. To improve the training efficiency and correct the defects of technical movements in time, coaches urgently need a kind of equipment that can feedback the movement information in time during the training. Because of this situation, a track and field training information acquisition and feedback system based on a digital track are proposed based on sufficient condensing project requirements. The system USES flexible array sensors obtain contact interaction information during the run-up, and USES special analytical software to process kinematic parameters in an integrated manner, providing real-time biomechanical parameters such as step length and speed step frequency, and takeoff force in the process of moving. The system realizes the comprehensive analysis of sports representation and internal mechanical factors, which helps coaches and athletes to deeply grasp the internal law of the project. Its effectiveness and scientificity have been preliminarily verified through the athletes' testing in the national track and field team's long jump event.

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Lu, C. (2021). Research on Track and Field Teaching and Training Based on Computer-Aided Analysis. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 1802). IOP Publishing Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1802/3/032041

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