16 Apr 2017
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Spanish (Spain)
Question about English (US)
How everybody is there anyone who could help me to translate this article? El tenis está avanzando muy rápido y es de vital importancia ir captando esos pequeños cambios.
En mi opinión, los dos cambios más significativos en el tenis actual son la biomecánica de pies y la velocidad del juego ligada al posicionamiento del jugador en la cancha.
BIOMECANICA DE PIES
Porque poner especial cuidado en la mecánica de pies?
La biomecánica comprende el comportamiento coordinativo específico empleado por distintos patrones de movimientos (coordinación intra-inter muscular).
El éxito de cada golpe radica sobre las acciones que lo preceden, estas acciones son: una buena salida, un mejor traslado y un ajuste deseado. Pensémoslo de este modo, así como no se traslada la raqueta sola, tampoco lo hace el centro de impacto de cada jugador, todo patrón debe ser lo suficientemente entrenado y naturalizado para elaborar respuestas preestablecidas de forma automática y eficaz, la biomecánica especifica del tren inferior comprende: posición inicial, split, posición de pies, lateralizaciones, cruces, semi cruces, rotación externa e interna, simetría de golpe y sinergia.
VELOCIDAD DEL JUEGO LIGADA AL POSICIONAMIENTO DEL JUGADOR
Que comprende este tipo de velocidad?
Durante mucho tiempo se ha puesto mucho hincapié sobre la potencia a generar por parte de los jugadores y en cierto modo está bien, porque de seguro se puede y debe desarrollarse, pero este no es el principal responsable de la aceleración del juego actual nos referimos al posicionamiento del jugador sobre la cancha, esta tendencia del tenis actual ha logrado acelerar vertiginosamente el juego demandando adaptaciones por parte de los atletas.
Cada vez más los jugadores se paran sobre la línea de base tomando la pelota muy pronto, esto provoco que el jugador tenga que adaptar su centro de impacto descendiéndolo para respetar las palancas de acciones y el correcto posicionamiento pre impacto que comprende: altura de cadera, debajo de línea de hombros y encima de rodillas, o en muchos de los casos los vemos brincar e impactar en el aire una pelota.
En un deporte de tiempo estos patrones dinámicos, tanto la biomecánica como la velocidad proporcionada por el posicionamiento del jugador son vitales para el desarrollo y la permanencia en el alto nivel.
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Russian
English (US)
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Tennis is progressing very fast and it is vitally important to get those little changes.
In my opinion, the two most significant changes in the current tennis are the foot biomechanics and the speed of the game linked to the positioning of the player on the court.
BIOMECHANICS OF FEET
Why put special care in the mechanics of feet?
Biomechanics comprises the specific coordinating behavior employed by different movement patterns (intra-inter muscular coordination).
The success of each blow is based on the actions that precede it, these actions are: a good exit, a better transfer and a desired adjustment. Let's think of it this way, just as the racket does not move alone, neither does the center of impact of each player, every pattern must be sufficiently trained and naturalized to elaborate answers automatically and effectively pre-established, specific biomechanics of the lower train Includes: initial position, split, foot position, lateralizations, crosses, semi crosses, external and internal rotation, strike symmetry and synergy.
SPEED OF PLAY RELATED TO PLAYER POSITIONING
Who understands this type of speed?
For a long time there has been a lot of emphasis on the power to generate by the players and in a way is good, because surely it can and should be developed, but this is not the main responsible for the acceleration of the current game we refer to Positioning of the player on the court, this tendency of the current tennis has managed to accelerate vertiginously the game demanding adaptations on the part of the athletes.
More and more players stand on the baseline by taking the ball very soon, this provokes that the player has to adapt his center of impact by lowering it to respect the action levers and the correct pre-impact positioning that includes: hip height, Below shoulder line and above knees, or in many cases we see them jump and hit a ball in the air.
In a time sport these dynamic patterns, both the biomechanics and the speed provided by the player's positioning are vital for the development and staying at the high level.
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In my opinion, the two most significant changes in the current tennis are the foot biomechanics and the speed of the game linked to the positioning of the player on the court.
BIOMECHANICS OF FEET
Why put special care in the mechanics of feet?
Biomechanics comprises the specific coordinating behavior employed by different movement patterns (intra-inter muscular coordination).
The success of each blow is based on the actions that precede it, these actions are: a good exit, a better transfer and a desired adjustment. Let's think of it this way, just as the racket does not move alone, neither does the center of impact of each player, every pattern must be sufficiently trained and naturalized to elaborate answers automatically and effectively pre-established, specific biomechanics of the lower train Includes: initial position, split, foot position, lateralizations, crosses, semi crosses, external and internal rotation, strike symmetry and synergy.
SPEED OF PLAY RELATED TO PLAYER POSITIONING
Who understands this type of speed?
For a long time there has been a lot of emphasis on the power to generate by the players and in a way is good, because surely it can and should be developed, but this is not the main responsible for the acceleration of the current game we refer to Positioning of the player on the court, this tendency of the current tennis has managed to accelerate vertiginously the game demanding adaptations on the part of the athletes.
More and more players stand on the baseline by taking the ball very soon, this provokes that the player has to adapt his center of impact by lowering it to respect the action levers and the correct pre-impact positioning that includes: hip height, Below shoulder line and above knees, or in many cases we see them jump and hit a ball in the air.
In a time sport these dynamic patterns, both the biomechanics and the speed provided by the player's positioning are vital for the development and staying at the high level.
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Native language
Spanish (Spain)
Thanks a lot, that was a really good explanation
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