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Intégration de la théorie de l'effort du système de mouvement Laban dans l'analyse biomécanique du swing de golf : un accent sur l'initiation du downswing et la dynamique de la rotation des hanches

Wangdo Kim1*, Albert Vette2,3, Wanda Ottes4, Colleen Wahl5

This study examines the application of the Laban/Bartenieff Movement System (^®LBMS), particularly its Effort component, to analyse the biomechanical dynamics of the golf swing. Focusing on the initiation of the downswing, this paper investigates how the Instantaneous Screw Axis (ISA) with rotational and linear motions contributes to subsequent movements, such as the hip turn. We propose that the physical forces generated by the golf club, characterized by mass moment inertia, extend beyond the body's boundaries, such as through the hand grip. A skilled Golfer’s ability to 'allow' these forces to influence body dynamics without opposing them is analysed through the lens of LBMS's free flow effort, suggesting an indulgent and expansive use of movement energy.