1.3a biomechanical principles Flashcards

1
Q

what is newtons first law?

A

-Inertia
a body remains in a state of rest or uniform velocity unless acted upon by an external force

eg pass in rugby - ball continues in a state of rest unless acted upon by an external force (produced by arms, wrists, hands)

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what is newtons second law?

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-acceration
the acceleration of a body is proportional to the force causing it, and the acceleration takes place in the direction in which the force acts

eg golf tee off - the more power the ball is struck with = how quickly it will accelerate and the angle/direction it is struck will determine the direction it will travel

F=MxA

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3
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what is newtons third law?

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-Reaction
for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction

eg sprint start - sprinters feet push force down onto the ground and the ground pushes an equal force back

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4
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vertical forces

A

weight (down)

reaction (up)

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5
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horizontal forces

A

friction (in direction)

air resistance (opposite direction)

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6
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what is net force

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the sum of all forces acting on a body

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7
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internal forces

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generated by a msk contraction
eg drive out of start blocks

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8
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external forces

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comes from outside the body and acts upon it
eg w, r, f, and ar

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9
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what are balanced forces

A

forces equal in size that have no movement

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10
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what are unbalanced forces

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one force is greater than another and there is movement

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11
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weight

A

gravitational pull that the earth exerts on a body
-acts down from COM

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12
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reaction

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equal and opposite force exerted y a body in response to the action force placed upon it (N)

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13
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friction

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force that opposes the motion of two surfaces in contact (N)

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14
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what factors affect friction

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-roughness of ground surface
-roughness of contact surface
-temperature
-size of normal reaction

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15
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air resistance

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force that opposes the motion of a body travelling through the air (N)

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16
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what factors affect air resistance

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-velocity
-shape
-frontal cross sectional area
-smoothness of surface

17
Q

what is force

A

a push or pull that alters the state of motion of a body

18
Q

force calculation

A

force (N) = mass (kg) x acceleration (m/s2)

19
Q

what is momentum

A

the quantity of motion possessed by a moving body

20
Q

momentum calaulation

A

momentum (kgm/s) = mass (kg) x velocity (m/s)

21
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what is acceleration

A

the rate of change in velocity

22
Q

acceleration calculation

A

acceleration (m/s2) = (final velocity - initital velocity (m/s)) / time taken (s)

23
Q

weight calculation

A

weight (N) = mass (kg) x acceleration due to gravity (10 ms2)

24
Q

what to do if there is more than one point of contact

A

eg handstand
reaction force from each hand has to be half of the weight arrow
W=R1+R2

25
Q

centre of mass

A

the point at which the body is balanced in all direction

26
Q

what affects com

A

how the body is positioned
eg arms up

if they are holding something
eg bar above head

27
Q

fosbury flop

A

take off
-com raised with arms and stays outside body by arching

in air
-com under bar while jumper passes over allowing greater height

28
Q

what factors affect stability

A

centre of mass
-lower com, greater stability

base of support
-greater size bos, greater stability

line of gravity
-central log to bos, greater stability

mass of body
-greater mob, greater inertia and stability