The study of the mechanics of how living organisms move is known as biomechanics. This interdisciplinary field merges principles of engineering, biology, and physics to understand the physical principles underlying bodily movements. Biomechanics analyzes various factors, including muscle function, joint movement, and the effects of external forces on organisms. Applications of biomechanics extend to fields such as sports science, rehabilitation, and ergonomics, enhancing performance and preventing injuries by optimizing movement efficiency.