ATARMAxxing · WACE Physical Education Studies revision notes
Third-class levers, balance, summation of forces and optimal projection
Principles of movement
What this note covers
- Third-class levers dominate movement at the body's joints
- Worked example: comparing lever arm lengths without a calculator
- Balance depends on base of support, centre of gravity and mass
- Applying balance principles to a sporting stance
- Summation of forces: adding contributions from body segments
- Worked example: sequential summation in a throw
- Optimal projection balances angle, speed and height
- How principles of movement are examined
8 sections · 10 key terms & formulas · 6 common mistakes
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