Chapter 12 - Rotation Flashcards

1
Q

What are the names of the three rotational axes (give examples)?

A

Longitudinal (spins, turns)
Transverse (rolls, bar circles)
Anterior/posterior axis (cartwheels)

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2
Q

What are rotations caused by?

A

Rotations are caused by off-centre forces. Off-centre forces do not pass through the centre of mass.

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3
Q

What is displacement?

A

Displacement is when something is moved (pushed perhaps) and a force is passing through the centre of mass directly, linear motion occurs.

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4
Q

What is a force couple?

A

When two off-centre forces work together and help to rotate the body in different ways.

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5
Q

Where is the longitudinal axis?

A

head to toe (imagine a pole through head to toe)

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6
Q

What is the Transverse axis?

A

hip to hip

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7
Q

What is the Anterior/ Posterior axis?

A

front to back

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8
Q

“for every action there is an _____”?

A

equal and opposite reaction

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9
Q

The further off centre the more ___, less ___

A

more rotation and less displacement

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10
Q

What is altering rotation?

A

distribution around the centre of mass

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11
Q

What is inertia?

A

object at rest

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12
Q

How do you mechanically generate all rotations?

A
  • swinging the body along the axis
  • stationary with offcentre force ( the further away the more rotation)
  • force couple
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13
Q

Which axis do we swing about?

A

external axis

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14
Q

In the descending part of a swing, is gravity good or bad?

A

it is good because it increases rotation

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15
Q

where is the COM in the descending part of a swing?

A

the com is farther from the bar, do shoulder elevation

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16
Q

Where do you want the COM in the ascending part of a swing?

A

as close to the bar as possible

17
Q

What muscle state is in the descending part of a swing?

A

eccentric (straight arms and legs)

18
Q

What muscle state is in the ascending part of a swing?

A

concentric (bent arms and legs)

19
Q

How do you go higher in the ascending part of a swing?

A

distribute body mass closer to the axis its working on

20
Q

Is gravity good or bad in the ascending part of a swing?

A

it is bad, negative off center force

21
Q

What will friction cause during rotation? How do you stop it?

A

less rotation and sore hands therefore hook not squeeze.

22
Q

What is the difference between hook and squeeze in a swing?

A

hook: less surface therefore less friction, cant swing as far, not as slow
squeeze: more surface area, more friction, swing longer, hang on longer, slow

23
Q

when do you regrasp in a swing?

A

on the backswing

24
Q

what is a key fundamental for swinging?

A

hangs

25
Q

what is torque?

A

force times lever arm

26
Q

how do you get a shorter radius for a closer COM

A

bend at shoulders