Newton's Laws
Projectiles
Levers
Force Summation
Balance and Stability
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Name Newton's Three Laws
1. Inertia. 2. Acceleration. 3. Action and Reaction.
100
What is a projectile?
Any object thrown into space or water by the exertion of a force.
100
A See Saw is an example of which type of lever?
First Class
100

Force Summation is...?

Using our body in a sequential manner to produce maximum force

100

The centre point of a body’s mass, the point about which all parts are equally balanced is called?


Centre of Gravity (CoG)

200
Newton's Third Law states that...
For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction
200

What are the three factors affecting the flight of a projectile?

1. Angle of Release

2. Height of Release

3. Speed of Release

200

What is the fulcrum?

The axis/point of movement in a lever (eg a joint in the body)

200

The four factors that influence Force Summation are?

Body parts in action (number of muscles/joints used)

Sequence (of muscle contraction)

Timing (of muscle contraction)

Range of motion

200

The area within the body’s points of contact with the ground is called?

Base of Support (BoS)


300
What is Inertia?
For an object to remain in its present state (whether moving or stationary) until acted upon by a force
300
What is the optimal angle of release when trying to make an object go as far as possible?
45 degrees.
300

Explain FLE123 when we are trying to determine which lever is which?

F (1) - Fulcrum in the middle. L (2) - Load in the middle. E (3) - Effort in the middle.

300

To produce maximal force in a movement/action, large muscles near the midline of the body contract first. True or False?

True

 

300

An imaginary vertical line that passes through the centre of gravity is called?

Line of Gravity (LoG)

400

What is Newton's Second Law?

The acceleration of an object is directly proportional to the amount of force applied, in the direction that the force is applied and is inversely proportional to the mass of the object

400
What is a parabola?
The symmetrical flight path of a projectile.
400

Longer levers (limb length or the addition of equipment ei baseball bat) increase force by..?

Increasing mechanical advantage. ei Think of pushing a hinged door at the door handle vs close to the hinges, which is easier?

400

Choose the sequence of muscle contractions that would produce the greatest force in discus throw.

A. Trunk/Abdominals, Glutes, Pectorials/Deltoids, Forearm

B. Trunk/Abdominals, Glutes, Forearm, Pectorials/Deltoids

A. Large muscles near the midline (proximal) of the body contract first with the smaller muscles closer to the extremities (distal) of the body contract last.

400

A body is balanced when..? (Three point answer)

1. The LoG falls within the BoS

2. You have a WIDE base of support

3. You have a LOW centre of gravity

500

Using Newton's 2nd Law (F=MA), complete this problem: A 10 kg bowling ball would require what force to accelerate down an alleyway at a rate of 3 m/s/s? (Hint: F=Force, M=Mass, A=Acceleration)

F = MA. = 10 x 3. = 30N.

500
What variable has the greatest impact in the distance an object will travel?
Angle of Release.
500

Which class of lever is most present in the body and why? (provide an example).

Third Class. Fulcrum - Effort - Load

 

500

How does increased Range of Motion (RoM) increase force production?

Increase RoM gives the lever used (limb or equipment) a greater path (distance) to travel through, which allows for greater force to be generated. Eg  think of a golf or baseball swing

500

What is the difference between Balance and Stability?

BALANCE is used to describe when a body is maintaining a steady position in space and remains upright

STABILITY means the ability to retain ones balance while experiencing factors that disturb balance

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