In the process of higher education reform, physical education plays a vital role in improving students’ comprehensive quality. The online hybrid teaching mode integrates the advantages of online and traditional teaching, which has been gradually applied to various teaching scenarios. However, establishing a comprehensive and effective evaluation model for hybrid teaching remains a challenge due to its complexity. This study introduces a teaching evaluation model based on the Genetic Algorithm Optimized Back Propagation (GA-BP) neural network, incorporating the principles of biomechanics to enhance the evaluation of motor skills, movement efficiency, and physical performance. By comparing the BP and GA-BP models using sample data, results demonstrate that the GA-BP model provides higher precision, offering a feasible framework for hybrid teaching quality evaluation. This integration of computational methods and biomechanical insights not only enriches the model’s applicability but also advances the evaluation of physical education quality and athletic performance.
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