Quiz #11 Flashcards
Phases of vertical jumping
- preparation phase
- Takeoff phase
- Airborne phase
- Landing phase
Phases of vertical jumping:
- Flexion of the knees and hips
- static, organized spine, extension of shoulders and elbows
preparation phase
Phases of vertical jumping:
- extension of knees and hips, plantar flexion of ankles
- static, organized spine, flexion of shoulders and elbows
Takeoff phase
Phases of vertical jumping:
- Begins after feet leave the ground
- thoracic extension, maximum extension of hips and knees, plantar flexion of ankles, maximum shoulder flexion and elbow extension
Airborne phase
Phases of vertical jumping:
- starts once feet make contact again
- thoracic flexion, hip and knee flexion, ankle dorsiflexion, shoulder and elbow extension
Landing phase
Purpose of lab 3
To analyze the characteristics of countermovement jumps on a force plate with and without and arm swing
Using class materials to look at the _ of several jumps and calculating _ and _ from data
- GRF
- jump height
- impulse
Types of jumps
2, with and without arm swing
A total of _ jumps
- _ without an arm swing
- _ with an arm swing
- 6
- 3 without
- 3 with
Formula for _
1/2g(t/2)^2
Jump height
Formula for _
(bi+1 - bi)(hi) + 1/2(bi+1 - bi)(hi+1 - hi)
impulse
software used for lab 3
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