Bones
Biomechanics
Newton's Laws
Muscles
Reciprocal Inhibition
100

The bone that protects the Brain

Cranium

100

Bending your knees lowers your centre of what?

Gravity

100

How many laws of motion does Isaac Newton have?

3

100

Which muscle group is located at the back of the thigh?

Hamstrings

100

When the agonist contracts which muscle relaxes?

The antagonist

200

Your body has 20 of these bones

Phalanges

200

What principle helps create a powerful tennis serve?

Force Summation

200

What is the equation of Newton's 2nd law?

F = MA

200

Which muscle is located on the front of the shin bone?

Tibialis Anterior

200

During a football kick which muscle relaxes as the knee extends?

Hamstring

300

The forearm bone on your thumb side

Radius

300

In force summation do large or small muscles generally move first?

Large

300

What is the correct spelling of Newton's first law?

Inertia

300

What is the name of the deltoid located at the back of the shoulder?

Posterior deltoid

300

What is the opposing muscle to the gastrocnemius?

Tibialis Anterior

400

Your Patella is this type of a bone ----

Flat

400

What must be correct for forces to combine effectively?

Timing
400

What unit is force measured in?

Newtons

400

Which muscle helps trunk flexion?

Rectus Abdominus

400

During hip flexion which muscle relaxes?

Gluteus Maximus

500

A clean fracture on an X-ray is called?

A compound fracture

500

Order these during a basketball jumpshot:

Wrist, knees, elbows, hips

Knees, Hips, Elbow, Wrist

500

Why does bending the knees during landing decrease injury risk?

Increases stopping time

500

What does MCL stand for in your knee?

Medial Cruciate Ligament

500

Tendons connect what to what?

Muscle to bone