Abstract

High speed cameras have actively been used in sport science for a considerable time, particularly since the origins of modern sports biomechanics. With this technology now readily available and accessible even on mobile phone devices, this presentation was to demonstrate the application of IDT NX3 cameras, capable of filming at 18,000 frames per second, and how they have been incorporated in support of performance athletes and injury prevention through the theoretical construct of Sports Biomechanics. As one of 5 specialist technology hubs in the Lincolnshire region, this presentation was to demonstrate work conducted over a one year period while also identifying common issues with camera uses in human movement analysis.