'Force summation' presentation slideshows

Learning Intention

This achievement standard requires demonstration of understanding of functional anatomy and biomechanical principles and how they relate to physical activity, through participation and/or observation. Learning Intention. To understand what Biomechanics is and how it can be applied to Badminton.

976 views • 76 slides

Exercise Physiology

Exercise Physiology. Year 11 Physical Education AS 1.2 Credits: 5 Miss Sandri. HOSE 16 x Lessons. CALENDAR AUGUST 2013. Force Summation *Practical*. BIOMECANICS Force Summation. No Lesson. Hose- Theory. Hose- Practical. Practical- Volleyball. Practical- Cross Country OR Frisbee Golf.

504 views • 50 slides

Biomechanics

Biomechanics. Year 11 Physical Education AS 1.2 Credits: 5 Miss Sandri. HOSE 16 x Lessons. CALENDAR AUGUST 2013. Force Summation *Practical*. BIOMECANICS Force Summation. No Lesson. Hose- Theory. Hose- Practical. Practical- Volleyball. Practical- Cross Country OR Frisbee Golf.

430 views • 39 slides

Revision Lessons

Revision Lessons. Year 11 Physical Education 1.2 5 Credits Miss Sandri. Physiology. Exercise Physiology. Exam Check List. Understand the terminology Explain anaerobic exercise Explain aerobic exercise Describe short term physiological responses of exercise

539 views • 37 slides

Biomechanics

411 views • 29 slides

Lecture Week 3 Force Production, Forces, COG, Inertia, Impulse

Lecture Week 3 Force Production, Forces, COG, Inertia, Impulse. Force Production A force is a push or pull that changes, or tends to change the shape or the state of motion of an athlete or object. Force can: Change the direction of a moving object Change the speed of a moving object

352 views • 23 slides

BIOMECHANICS

242 views • 23 slides

Performance Appraisal

Performance Appraisal. PE Workbooks Page 81-85. Functional Anatomy. Functional Anatomy Refer to ideal basketball free throw P81 . Functional Anatomy Refer to ideal basketball free throw P81 . Biomechanics. Stable to make the shot Force summation throughout the shot Generate momentum

235 views • 14 slides

Force Summation

Introduction to Biomechanics - 2. Force Summation. Recap - Balance. Static. Dynamic. Men's Rings. B-Boys. Recap - Principles of Balance. Balance is a desirable attribute in the performance of skills. A body is most stable when the principles of balance are applied.

266 views • 12 slides

Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of your chosen skill. Look at 3 biomechanical principles

231 views • 11 slides

Force Summation

759 views • 10 slides

Force Summation

Force Summation. By Amanda, Georgia & Jazmin. Definition. When trying to give much momentum to an object or body as possible, force summation becomes important. The amount of momentum that we can give to an object is determined by the sum of all the forces generated by different body parts.

254 views • 8 slides

Force Summation

Force Summation. The summing of Forces. Force Summation. As we know, in order to generate momentum a force must be applied to a body An athlete is able to achieve a maximum velocity or force by the transfer of momentum through successive body part movements. Force Summation.

444 views • 8 slides