E3: Stability and Instability Flashcards

1
Q

Does stability = balance

A

yes

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2
Q

stability is the ability to ___ the ___ that make an athlete stable

A

control, forces

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3
Q

stability can be __ or a __ motion

A

static, dynamic

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4
Q

___ stability is concerned with an athlete who is moving in a particular direction

A

linear

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5
Q

a heavyweight rowing has __ linear stability.

surfers, figure skaters must contend with sudden __ changes.

A

high, sudden

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6
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__ stability is concerned with an athlete who is rotating

A

rotary

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7
Q

rotary stability is the resistance of being tilted, tipped over, upended, or spun around in a ___

A

circle

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8
Q

excellent rotary stability makes athletes more able to ___ the destabilizing and turning effect of an applied ___

A

resist, torque

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9
Q

6 factors that increase stability

A

size of the base of support
central line of grvaity within base
lower CoG
increase body mass
extend base in direction of oncoming force
shift line of gravity toward oncoming force

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10
Q

With the size of the base of support, the __ must remain within the base of support in order to maintain ____

A

CoG, equilibrium

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11
Q

keeping the CoG within the base of support is easier with a __ base of support

A

larger

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12
Q

as the CoG moves closer to the base of support, more angular __ can occur before is goes beyond the base of support

A

displacement

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13
Q

more ___ = more stability

A

mass

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14
Q

the heavier an athlete, the more ___ required to throw them off balance

A

force

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15
Q

heavier athletes who get out of control and loose their balance must exert __ muscular force to regain their balance than lighter athletes.

A

more

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16
Q

to initiate a step forward, (in walking or running), the __ of ___ must be shifted in ___ of the base of support. The swing leg then moves forward to __-___ a base of support.

A

line of gravity, front
re-establish

17
Q

mobility and stability have an ___ relationship

A

inverse

18
Q

In sport, it is necessary to alter stability intentionally to become __

A

mobile

19
Q

the ability to start, stop, or change direction quickly depends on manipulating the ___ of the body

A

stability

20
Q

To enhance the speed of a start, the line of gravity should be as close as possible to the ___ of the base of support

A

edge

21
Q

To enhance the speed of a start, the line of gravity should be as close as possible to the edge of the __ of ___

A

base of support

22
Q

a quick stop requires a ___ base of support, __ CoG, and movement of the line of gravity __ from the leading edge of the base of support

A

large, lower, away

23
Q

what is stability?
what is linear stability?
what is rotary stability?

A

stability: ability to control the forces that make an athlete stable.
Linear stability: movement in one direction
Rotary stability: rotational movement

24
Q

what factors impact stability?

A

size of base of support
central line of gravity within base of support
lowered CoG
increased body mass
extended base in direction of oncoming force
shift line of gravity towards oncoming force

25
Q

what kind of relationship do stability and mobility have?

A

inverse