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A multidisciplinary study of the 'yips' phenomenon in golf: An exploratory analysis. |
Smith AM, Malo SA, Laskowski ER, Sabick M, Cooney WP 3rd, Finnie SB, Crews DJ, Eischen JJ, Hay ID, Detling NJ, Kaufman K. |
To determine whether the yips is a neurological problem exacerbated by anxiety, or whether the behaviour is initiated by anxiety and results in a permanent neuromuscular impediment. |
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Development and use of one-dimensional models of a golf ball. |
Cochran AJ. |
One-dimensional models of a golf ball are useful in modelling near-normal (90 degrees) impact. The model described here has two masses connected by a non-linear spring in parallel with a non-linear damper. The behaviour of this system in collision with an infinite rigid mass is compared with the results of tests involving real golf balls. Values of the four unknown constants are found by fitting the model results, over a range of impact speeds from zero to 50 m x s(-1), to the coefficient of restitution and duration of contact found in the tests. The simplest model (Model 1) was a good fit for duration of contact over the whole range of impact speeds, but for the coefficient of restitution only at high speed (above 20 m x s(-1)). However, when used with a similar model of a flexible faced club, the simple model predicted the coefficient of restitution of the club-ball combination, determined by direct testing, quite well and as such is a useful screening tool. More complicated Models 2 and 3 fitted the rigid target coefficients of restitution better at low speed than Model 1. However, Models 2 and 3 have other disadvantages and are no better than Model 1 for high-speed impact with |
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Is there an association between self-reported warm-up behaviour and golf related injury in female golfers? |
Fradkin AJ, Cameron PA, Gabbe BJ. |
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Warm-up attitudes and behaviours of amateur golfers. |
Fradkin AJ, Finch CF, Sherman CA. |
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