Angular motion Flashcards

To learn the components of angular motion and how it is applied to sporting activity

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Describe angular motion:

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Angular motion results from an eccentric force being applied to a body i.e. when a force is applied outside the center of the body’s mass

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What is an eccentric force?

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An eccentric force is a force applied outside the center of the body’s mass - resulting in angular motion

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What is torque?

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Torque is the measure of rotational or turning force applied to a body - also known as an eccentric force

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What is an example of angular motion?

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An example of angular motion is a gymnastic somersault

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What are the three principle axes of rotation?

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  1. longitudinal
  2. transverse
  3. frontal
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What is a sporting example of the longitudinal axes?

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A gymnast performing a full twist turn

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What is a sporting example of the transverse axes?

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A front somersault

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What is a sporting example of the frontal axes?

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A cartwheel

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