Mindy's Movement and Mechanics Challenges

Mindy, known for her exceptional flexibility, faces a challenge to navigate through laser beams without triggering alarms. Equipped with sensors, her movements are tracked in real-time to analyze her joint angles and body position. Mindy's martial arts training enhances her range of motion, allowing her to maneuver through tight spaces with precision. Her kinesthetic awareness and balance are key to her success. The analysis reveals her extraordinary flexibility, with spine and hip angles surpassing normal human limits, akin to Olympic gymnasts.

What is the primary challenge Mindy faces in the experiment?

• Crossing a river

• Navigating through laser beams

• Climbing a steep wall

• Running a marathon

How many sensors are used to track Mindy's movements?

• 25

• 20

• 10

• 16

What does the virtual setup display?

• A video of Mindy's previous performances

• A map of the obstacle course

• A virtual image of Mindy's skeleton in motion

• A 3D model of the room

What advantage does Mindy's martial arts training provide?

• Stronger muscles

• Double the range of motion

• Increased speed

• Better vision

What is kinesthetic awareness?

• The skill to hold breath for long periods

• The talent to mimic others' movements

• A precise knowledge of body position in space

• The ability to see in the dark

How does Mindy describe her method of movement?

• The most complex and risky

• The quickest and safest

• The fastest and most dangerous

• The slowest and safest

What is Mindy's spine extension angle during her first move?

• 90 degrees

• 70 degrees

• 50 degrees

• 30 degrees

What is the normal passive hip abduction range?

• 30 to 35 degrees

• 40 to 45 degrees

• 50 to 55 degrees

• 45 to 50 degrees

What is the significance of Mindy's final move?

• It involved a backflip over the laser beam

• It was the slowest move

• It was the easiest move

• It required no flexibility

What is the typical spine extension angle seen in Olympic gymnasts?

• 90 degrees

• 70 degrees

• 50 degrees

• 30 degrees