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Acceleration interacts with force summation because using all the muscles to generate more power can determine the acceleration of the subject.

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the relationship between Force summation and acceleration Is that when coming to a smash you are wanting you use as much force as you can, when performing it.

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The relationship betwe acceleration and inertia

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Newton's second law of motion describes the relationship between force and acceleration. They are directly proportional. If you increase the force applied to an object, the acceleration of that object increases by the same factor. In short, force equals mass times acceleration.

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The three factors that affect acceleration in relevance to a badminton smash are force, mass and speed.

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It is important for the successful application of this skill because the more power the player generates, the faster the shuttlecock accelerates through the air which in turn makes it quite harder for the opposing player to hit

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The principle of acceleration is being applied to the badminton smash because the shuttlecock is accelerating through the air from the force produced by the person

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Acceleration = Final Velocity - Initial veloctiy / Time taken

These three factors give you the acceleration. Subtracting the initial velocity from the final velocity and then dividing the result by the time taken.

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"Acceleration is how quickly an object can change velocity when an unbalanced force causes movement." (Senior Physical Education 1 written by Julia Breen, Katherine Littlewood, Paul Seery, Donna Broadbent and Amanda Telford)

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Answer questions after watching this video

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This video clip is part of a series designed to support the Badminton World Federation (BWF) Level 1 Coach Education course material, which is now available online at bwfbadminton.org. This is the first in a series of coach education resources currently being developed by the BWF.

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Complete the following.
Use a separate post for each question.
1. Define the principle and reference where you got it.
2. Explain how the principle is being applied.
3. Explain why its important for the successful application of the skill.
4. Name 3 factors that will affect this principle in this video and how they are being maximised/minimised to achieve the performance.
5. Find and explain a formula about this principle.
6. Describe 3 faults that a beginner might do relative to this principle. Give a brief description or coaching point to overcome these faults. Use correct anatomical knowledge.

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Video to watch before you start. Great technique!

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Video to watch before you start. Great technique!

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Watch and think about Inertia- both body and ball

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Biomechanics of the Tennis Serve with Roger Federer - Rob Cherry Tennis

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Rob Cherry Tennis - http://www.robcherrytennis.com/ Providing a wide variety of FREE content for Tennis Coaches such as Group Coaching Videos, Mini Tennis Videos, Video Analysis, On-Court Exercises and Admin.