Some of Biomechanical analysis software exporting data sheet which contains a Biomechanics variables for example absolute velocity and resultant velocity, what is the difference between them and what is important for performance and what is the formula of absolute velocity.
Gordon L Warren
The "absolute and resultant velocity" terminology is being used a little odd here. Unlike speed, velocity has a direction. I think the "absolute velocity" term is being used here to mean speed. On the other hand, it sounds like "resultant velocity" is simply what most people call "velocity", i.e., speed with a directional component.
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