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1.1c - Movement Analysis Flashcards

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1
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Levers definition

A

A rigid bar that moves around a pivot point with force applied to it.

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2
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What is a way to remember what lever has what in the middle?

A

1 2 3

F L E

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3
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What is a fulcrum?

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A fixed pivot point

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4
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What is effort?

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The source of energy that will be applied

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What is load?

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The weight/resistance to be moved

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What is a 1st Class Lever Sporting Example?

A

Heading a football

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What is a 2nd class lever Sporting Example?

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Pushing against sprint blocks

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What is a 3rd class Sporting Example?

A

Bicep Curl

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What is the mechanical advantage formula?

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MA = effort / load

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What is mechanical advantage?

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Where a levers EFFORT arm is greater than it’s LOAD arm in comparison to the FULCRUM.

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What does mechanical advantage allow?

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Allows large LOADS to be moved with minimal EFFORT.

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What is mechanical disadvantage?

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Where a levers LOAD arm is longer than it’s EFFORT ARM in comparison to the FULCRUM.

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What does mechanical advantage mean?

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Little LOADS are lifted with lots of EFFORT.

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What are Planes?

A

Imagery lines that divide the body into two.

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What is the frontal plane?

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A vertical plane that divides the body into FRONT and BACK.

F & B

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16
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What is a frontal plane sporting example?

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Jumping Jacks

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What is the Transverse Plane?

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A horizontal plane that divides into UPPER and LOWER halves.

U & L

18
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What is a Transverse Plane Sporting Example?

A

Bowling in Cricket

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What is the Sagittal Plane?

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A vertical plane that divides the body into RIGHT and LEFT sides.

R & L

20
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What is a Sagittal Plane sporting example?

A

Kicking a Football

21
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What is a way to know what Plane matches what Axis and Movement?

A

Plane | Axis | Movement
F | F | A , A
S | T | E , F
T | L | R

22
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What are Axis?

A

Imagery lines that the whole body turns around.

23
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What is the Frontal Axis?

A

Runs through the body horizontally from the BACK to the FRONT.

F 2 B

24
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What is a Frontal Axis Sporting Example?

A

Cartwheel

25
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What is the Longitudinal axis?

A

Runs through the body vertically from the TOP to the BOTTOM.

T 2 B

26
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What is the Transverse Axis?

A

Runs through the body horizontally from LEFT to RIGHT.

27
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What is a sporting example for Longitudinal Axis?

A

Pirouette

28
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What is a sporting example for the Transverse Axis?

A

Somersault

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