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Kinetics Lab Review
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Centre of Gravity/ Centre of Mass The CofG of a body is sometimes described
as its balance point, or the point about which a
body would balance without a tendency torotate
CoG depends on the arrangement of body
segments The centre of mass is an interchangeable term
for CofG
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Centre of Mass
We can calculate the CoM of the body if we
know:
i) the location of the CoM of each of thesegments
ii) the location of all of the segments
We are stable when
our CoM falls within
our Base of support
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Com vs. CoP
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Sensory contributions to balance When we stand someone on Foam we take
away their ability to use somatosensory input
(information from skin, muscles joints).Therefore they rely more on vision and
vestibular input.
When we remove vision what are we testing?
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APA-Anticipatory Postural Adjustment
• During quiet stance CoM falls
between two feet (BoS)
•In stepping the Bos is reduced to
one foot
• Lifting one leg will cause a M-L
instability if the CoM is not shifted
to a location within the remaining BoS (stance foot)
BoS
CoM
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•This is accomplished by a push with the swing limb• Measured as a shift in the CoP towards the swinglimb prior to the step. This is the APA.
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Forces – counter movement jump
Time
Jump take-off
Landing
F=ma
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Lab Reports Add references!!!
Make sure to add Text in the Results. Don’t
need a lot of description, just tell us what youfound. Eg. “The EMG and force relationship
was non linear. As EMG increased, the force
did not increase proportionally (figure 1)”
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Part A Only coordinates for forearm, therefore don’t
need to include the hand. If you have that is
fine. Don’t need to include this in your methods
Include calculations as an “appendix” at the end
of the lab.
Answer the questions for Part A in the appendix
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Part B
Include parts B, C and D in your methods
section.
Include the table in part B Results section. Answer the questions in the Discussion.
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Part D
APA: Graph the M-L CoP vs. A-P CoP for
the step. In your figure you can include where
the feet are (either based on your numbersfrom lab, or best estimate). Indicate which
foot is stepping.
Answer questions in Part D in Discussion
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Part D
Jump:
Include Fz graphs of two jumpers. Interpret
these in the results section. Ie. Who jumpedhigher. Can you tell? What information didyou use on the graph for take off and landingetc.
Include CoP (M-L vs A-P) graph of OneJumper. What does CoP do before jump? Canwe interpret what CoM does?
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What variables are we interested in?
A-P, M-L peak CoP
CoP variability
Total area of CoP
Other variables:
-Sway range
-Sway variability
-Mean sway
-Radius enclosing 90% of CoP
deviations