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center of gravity (COG)
imaginary point around which body’s weight is equally balanced in all directions
uniform = center
human = near sacrum
anthropometry
the science that defines physical measures of a person’s size, form, and functional capacities
angular kinematics
the kinematics of objects or systems underdoing angular motion
angular displacement
change in angular position of a segment or any point on the rotating segment
relationship between angular motions of body and linear motion of a point on the segment`
all points on body have same angular motion
linear motion influenced by distance of the measured point from the axis of rotation (R)
tangent direction
line that just touches the circular path of a point on rotating body
radial direction
line connecting axis of rotation to a point on rotating body (radius)
relationship between linear distance and angular displacement
linear distance (arc length) is proportional to radius and angular displacement
centripetal accel vs tangential accel
centr - always when you spin
tang - only when slowing or speeding
tangential accel
points tangentially based on angular accel
centripetal accel
always points towards axis and is how tangential velo changes direction