Create an analysis chart of a sprinter that describes the qualitative movements, muscle contractions, and phases of the movement that focuses on the hip joint. Be sure to include what movements occur at which joints, which planes these movements occur in, which muscles are active, and how these muscles are active(ie, eccentric or concentric).

Create an analysis chart of a sprinter that describes the qualitative movements, muscle contractions, and phases of the movement that focuses on the hip joint. Be sure to include what movements occur at which joints, which planes these movements occur in, which muscles are active, and how these muscles are active(ie, eccentric or concentric).

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Chapter7: Muscular Fitness

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