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HMS, BM EQ-Bank 42

Explain the relationship between force and safe movement when performing a pushing action.   (4 marks)

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  • Applying force in line with the intended movement direction prevents twisting forces on the spine and joints.
  • This alignment reduces shear stress on vertebral discs and ligaments, preventing acute injuries during pushing.
  • A wide, staggered stance creates a stable base of support that allows force to transfer efficiently through the body.
  • Such stability prevents loss of balance and falling, which could cause impact injuries
  • Engaging large muscle groups like pectorals, deltoids and triceps distributes the pushing load across multiple areas.
  • Force distribution prevents any single muscle from overloading, reducing strain injuries.
  • Maintaining neutral spine position while pushing ensures forces travel through the strongest part of the vertebral column.
  • Proper posture prevents disc compression and muscle spasms common with poor technique.
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Sample Answer

  • Applying force in line with the intended movement direction prevents twisting forces on the spine and joints.
  • This alignment reduces shear stress on vertebral discs and ligaments, preventing acute injuries during pushing.
  • A wide, staggered stance creates a stable base of support that allows force to transfer efficiently through the body.
  • Such stability prevents loss of balance and falling, which could cause impact injuries
  • Engaging large muscle groups like pectorals, deltoids and triceps distributes the pushing load across multiple areas.
  • Force distribution prevents any single muscle from overloading, reducing strain injuries.
  • Maintaining neutral spine position while pushing ensures forces travel through the strongest part of the vertebral column.
  • Proper posture prevents disc compression and muscle spasms common with poor technique.

Filed Under: Safe and efficient movement Tagged With: Band 4, smc-5522-10-Safe movement, smc-5522-20-Human movement

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