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    Biomechanical Analysis: Shot Put A biomechanical standpoint‚ the shot put and has many different aspects that can be look at upon the affects of many different factors. Although there are many different factors that are important to success and performance related to the shot put and discuss. Thus‚ I am going to look at the speed‚ the angle‚ and the height of release. These factors are particularly important to performance of the shot put and discus but there are many other important factors that

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    An Analysis of the Volleyball Jump Serve | Dr Marion Alexander‚ Adrian Honish MSc - Sport Biomechanics Lab‚ University of Manitoba‚ Canada    | IntroductionOne of the most dramatic skills in modern volleyball is the spike serve‚ or the jump serve‚ which provides an exciting and dynamic skill that is captivating for players and spectators alike. The player starts about five meters behind the end line of the court‚ uses a fast and explosive run up‚ a dynamic spike takeoff and an exciting spike

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    INTRODUCTION Standing Broad Jump (SBJ) is a test for muscular power of the lower extremities‚ coordination of the upper and lower extremities‚ and a person’s ability to jump horizontal distances. The SBJ is a test station that has been used in official fitness tests in Singapore and has one of the higher failure rate (Wai Kit. L‚ 2014). There are many components that contribute to jump performance; velocity of the centre - of - gravity (CG) at take - off‚ jumping technique‚ and magnitude of force

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    Hydraulic Jump Experiment SUMMARY The Objective of this experiment is to observe the flow patterns and behaviour of the water before after the jump Also to quantify the energy lost due to a hydraulic jump. The observed and theoretical ratios of upstream and downstream depths will be compared‚ this will show the limitations to purely theoretical analysis. The experiment showed that a hydraulic jump occurs when when liquid at high velocity discharges into a zone of lower velocity

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    Motion Analysis: Basketball Jump Shot The main joints involved in a basketball jump shot include the hip‚ knee‚ ankle‚ shoulder‚ elbow‚ and wrist. All of these joints flex and extend. The jump shot can be split into three parts: the set-up‚ the jump and release‚ and the post-release. The set-up involves a lot of flexion and extension of the hip‚ knee‚ ankle‚ and shoulder. Hip flexion occurs first and flexion of both knees until the thighs are parallel to the ground follows closely. Knee flexion

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    HYDRAULIC JUMP ABSTRACT In this paper‚ the group proposes an analytical representation for the occurrence of hydraulic jump flow. The experiment showed that hydraulic jumps happen when a high velocity liquid enters a zone of lower velocity. The approach used by the group is controlled volume method‚ as it is the most commonly used approach in analyzing hydraulic jumps. Using the Reynolds Transport Theorem and with the aid of some very helpful assumptions‚ the group

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    broke a world record of the highest skydive jump‚ on a mission called Red Bull Stratos‚ also known as Mission to the edge of space. The number of world records aimed to be broken in this mission was 4‚ but Felix only broke 3 world records‚ due to his faster free fall time. In this jump he ascended to the stratosphere in a capsule carried by a helium balloon up to 127‚851 ft. (38‚969 m) above New Mexico‚ USA‚ 34 km into its stratosphere. The total jump time from the capsule to the ground took Felix

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    to die as soon as I jumped. When I was going to jump it brought me back my old memories one of them were when I fell of the balcony at my old house it was terrifying experience I had concussion and my head was bleeding. Sean was behind me screaming “jump Mahad jump” but I was too scared. Miss green our teacher said “Mahad just jump your scaredy cat”. I felt the shivering cold wind on my legs I had really bad Goosebumps. I just didn’t want to jump because I thought I would

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    It was hypothesized that some characteristics of the positions adopted by long jumpers during the final strides of the approach are significantly related to the distance of the jump‚position variables were significantly related to the distance of the jump‚ through their relationships with the velocity of the approach and the vertical velocity of the CG at takeoff into the jumphe techniques used during the final strides of the approach‚ the role of elastic energy in the takeoff‚ the initiation and

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    Laboratory Report for Sluice Gate and Hydraulic Jump Introduction. In this lab exercise we were supposed to analyse the Hydraulic jump through the Sluice gate‚ and to discuss about the energy displacement through that process. Hydraulic jump is known as the change flow which changes from the supercritical flow to the sub-critical flow‚ this change occurs due to the loss turbulence in an open tunnel. In basic terms this happens when there is a sudden rise in the water levels‚ due to the

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