Tremor diagnostics of tennis players using accelerometer

remor is a rhythmic oscillating movement of body parts caused by alternating contractions of muscle agonists and antagonists. It is an involuntary movement occurring in healthy individuals as well as in individuals with neurological disabilities. Physiological tremor depends on several factors, including stress and response (fatigue). No one has monitored this connection so far, so I decided to find out whether tennis training affects the parameters examined with the accelerometer and on the muscular strength of the hand. The thesis is divided into two parts. The first theoretical part describes the facts about tremor, then the metabolism of sport, the effects of vibration, the biomechanics of tennis and accelerometer-based methods. The second practical part describes the methodology of the thesis and presents the results of the experiment. The positives and weaknesses of the study are emphasized in the discussion. Healthy individuals who play tennis actively were included in the research. They were examined on the tennis courts of the HAMR Sport Braník complex before and immediately after the training unit. The examination included a medical history, a questionnaire about the range of hours played, subjective perception of pain using the Visual Analogue Scale, the force of a hand grip with the..