Articles

1. Farida, a monofin swimmer with the Egyptian Monofin Swimming Federation, suffered from unbearable pain during training. Specialists were unable to diagnose the cause and extent of the pain to develop a treatment plan. Could motion analysis contribute to diagnosing such a complex issue?
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2. Tyson, a unique and talented boxer — can his skills be utilized to design an e-learning program for teaching the fundamental boxing techniques? And can biomechanics be relied upon to achieve this?
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3. Does free running differ in its effect on the body’s joints compared to treadmill running? Biomechanics answered this through precise motion analysis of running patterns.
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4. Agility is one of the most essential components of physical fitness for athletes. What causes the loss of speed that reduces agility — and how can it be corrected?
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5. Can a training program be designed based on biomechanical principles? This was the question Shady posed to Hany during a scientific session — but is it really possible?
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6. The interpretation of the bilateral deficit phenomenon varies among experts in physiology, neurology, psychology, and cognitive science. Can biomechanics provide an explanation for this intriguing phenomenon?
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7. Does the rate of energy expenditure differ in admission fitness tests between Saudi Arabia and Egypt? And what role does motion analysis play in answering this question?
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8. Does the design of a ballet shoe affect the biomechanics of performance?
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