Here are some search terms or phrases to try. Combine concepts in your search as needed to focus and narrow your search, e.g. 'force' alone won't give you good results. Pair it with 'bite' or 'fastpitch'.
Search these databases for articles on biomechanics topics.
Four Essential SEARCH STEPS
(An example from the database Academic Search Complete but these tips apply to most databases.)
1. Use "Advanced Search" to give you more power when you search.
2. Narrow
3. Use other narrowing terms.
4. Look through your search results to find articles relevant to your research topic.
ACCESSING THE FULL TEXT
Sometimes you can find full text academic/scholarly articles through Google Scholar. An article that has a bold link in the margin on the right hand side is available in full text. It may be that an article you find that is not available in full text on the web is available in the library databases.
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise
Find this journal in our print periodicals section!
Although the library owns this journal in print, for convenience, search issues electronically via this journal's website, linked below. Access the full text at Holman Library. Ask for help at the Reference Desk as needed.
