The principles referred to in the question are called biomechanical principles. Some of them are:
- Principles of Force; and
- The principle of impulse direction.
What principle is most relevant to jumping?
The principle that is most relevant to jumping is called Angular Momentum.
What is Angular Momentum?
Simply defined, this refers to the velocity of the rotation of a body around an axis or a fixed point.
Other principles of biomechanics are the principles of:
- linked segments.
- impulse-causing momentum.
- the stretch-shorten cycle.
- summing joint forces.
- continuity of joint forces.
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