13
Muscle and Movement: Soccer Kick Catherine Wilcox Matthew Murphy Ayden Lee Chi-Yu Sun 04/30/2010 at Lincoln Middle School

A STEM Module for Bioengineering Topics Muscle and Movement: Part I - Kicking a Soccer Ball. PowerPoint

Embed Size (px)

DESCRIPTION

This learning module takes a look into the bioengineering world from the perspective of every day activities. The activity that this part of the module focuses is on kicking a soccer ball and the bones/joints, muscles and forces that are involved. This is the powerpoint supplement to the learning module. See PDF file with the same title for lesson plan. Target Grade: 6th

Citation preview

Page 1: A STEM Module for Bioengineering Topics Muscle and Movement: Part I - Kicking a Soccer Ball. PowerPoint

Muscle and Movement: Soccer KickCatherine WilcoxMatthew MurphyAyden Lee Chi-Yu Sun04/30/2010 at Lincoln Middle School

Page 2: A STEM Module for Bioengineering Topics Muscle and Movement: Part I - Kicking a Soccer Ball. PowerPoint

How much do you know your body?•Smooth muscle-surrounding the lumen of

tubes

•Cardiac muscle- heart

•Skeletal muscle- are attached to bones

40-50% of total body weight

The human body contains more than 650 individual muscles

http://www.innerbody.com/image/musbov.html

Page 3: A STEM Module for Bioengineering Topics Muscle and Movement: Part I - Kicking a Soccer Ball. PowerPoint

Anatomy of a kick action • The major muscle in

kicking a soccer ball is

http://www.insolepro.co.uk/biomechanics.html

Quadricep group

Page 4: A STEM Module for Bioengineering Topics Muscle and Movement: Part I - Kicking a Soccer Ball. PowerPoint

Muscle flexion/extension

Page 5: A STEM Module for Bioengineering Topics Muscle and Movement: Part I - Kicking a Soccer Ball. PowerPoint

6 basic steps in soccer kicking• The approach• Plant foot• Swing limb loading• Hip flexion and knee

extension• Foot contact• Flow through

Page 6: A STEM Module for Bioengineering Topics Muscle and Movement: Part I - Kicking a Soccer Ball. PowerPoint

Soccer kick in slow motion

•http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBMA2wWuqh8

http://www.wldcup.com/news/2007/11/20071127_45465_soccer_news.html

Page 8: A STEM Module for Bioengineering Topics Muscle and Movement: Part I - Kicking a Soccer Ball. PowerPoint

How much force do you apply for kicking a soccer?•Determine the approximate mass of your

leg•Determine the mass of a soccer ball•Find the velocity of the soccer ball•Find the velocity of the leg•Determine the force acting on the soccer

by your leg

Page 9: A STEM Module for Bioengineering Topics Muscle and Movement: Part I - Kicking a Soccer Ball. PowerPoint

Mass of your leg

My Weight: lbs x (1kg/2.2lb)= kg

  Weight of Leg = .10 x my weight = .10 x kg =

kg

Page 10: A STEM Module for Bioengineering Topics Muscle and Movement: Part I - Kicking a Soccer Ball. PowerPoint

Mass of a soccer ball

Mass of Soccer Ball: MB = kg

Page 11: A STEM Module for Bioengineering Topics Muscle and Movement: Part I - Kicking a Soccer Ball. PowerPoint

Velocity of the soccer ball

Δx= Final Distance – Starting Distance

Δx = m - m = m•Time the ball is in the air:

seconds•Velocity: VB = Δx /t

VB = / = m/s

Page 12: A STEM Module for Bioengineering Topics Muscle and Movement: Part I - Kicking a Soccer Ball. PowerPoint

Velocity of the leg

•Momentum is the product of the mass and velocity of an object P= mv

VL = VBMB / ML

= m/s x kg / kg

= m/s

Page 13: A STEM Module for Bioengineering Topics Muscle and Movement: Part I - Kicking a Soccer Ball. PowerPoint

Force acting on the soccer ball a= Δv/t = (final velocity – velocity of the ball at rest) / time = ( m/s - m/s) / .2 seconds = m/s2

F = MBa

= kg x m/s2 = N

• The acceleration of the kicking leg, and the resultant velocity at impact, is determined by the muscle forces being applied by the kicker.