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apply - use understanding to explain something else
analyse - Use maths and descriptons to understand something
compare - come up with differences between two things

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Balanced force is gravity and the chair/athlete. So therefor the athlete remains on the ground. Unbalanced force is between the ball and the force of the racket. The rackets force is greater than the ball therefor the ball will return to the other side of the court. This racket force comes from the athletes shoulder, back and arm muscles such as the deltoid, bicpes, triceps, latimus dorsi and trapezius. However a balanced force is within the racket and the athletes hand. In order for the athlete to hold the racket the force has to be balanced. In picture 1 the athlete will follow through in the same direction of the force executed through the racket. This will create more force as it is a rotation of the whole body so the force from the racket will be a lot heavier making the ball travel at a faster speed.

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Find three command words on this page and explain their meaning below

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1) Use the key terminology to develop your answer
2) Peer mark (WWW / EBI / SPAG) on the handout
3) Highlight key words of your answer, give to your partner and verbally explain
4) Develop your 'Perfect Answer' using the feedback on this page

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- Scan the QR Code
Using the key terminology, develop a detailed explanation of your analysis on the hand out no.2.

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On your hand out, draw the direction of the forces that are being applied

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On your hand out, draw the direction of the forces that are being applied

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Below the four images to your right:
a) state the balanced and unbalanced forces
b) identify which of the unbalanced force is the greatest?
c) explain your reasons why

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Bronze Students: Will be able to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the forces that act upon a selected sporting activity.

Silver Students: Will be able to apply their knowledge and understanding of the forces and explain their impact on overall performance.

Gold Students: Will be able to analyse the different types of forces being applied and compare the performance of two athletes.