How can biomechanics enhance our understanding of sports science?

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Hi everyone
I'm new to this and currently studying a Sports Science degree which encompasses a lot physics in the biomechanics courses so I'm here to hopefully learn some new things and make some new friends.
PS Physics really isn't a strong point so I'll probably be asking a lot of questions
Hope to hear from people soon
Cheers
Josh
 
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