Measure Person's Jump Time & Height: Weight, Force & More Tips

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In summary, the conversation is about calculating the time and height of a jump based on the weight of a person and the force exerted. The formula f=ma is mentioned as a way to calculate this information. The person is seeking further explanation and discussion on the formula.
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hello people can anyone help me...?
here is my objective...

To measure how long a person stays on the air, when it jumps, until it reaches the ground at the same position.

Given:
Weight of the person
Force exerted

Find:
Time
Height of the jump


...plsss
 
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Welcome to PF.

You said "measure", but then you listed some data as if you really want to calculate. If you want to measure, use a stopwatch. If you want to calculate, use f=ma and its derivatives.
 
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sorry my fault...

it's calculate uuhm... please i want to now more about that formula... can you please discuss to me, further, about that formula...

please... please...:smile:
 

1. What is the purpose of measuring a person's jump time and height?

The purpose of measuring a person's jump time and height is to determine their athletic ability and physical fitness. It can also be used for tracking progress and setting goals in sports and fitness training.

2. How is a person's jump time and height measured?

A person's jump time and height can be measured using specialized equipment such as a jump mat, force plate, or high-speed camera. The person jumps on the equipment and the data is recorded and analyzed to determine their jump time and height.

3. What factors can affect a person's jump time and height?

Several factors can affect a person's jump time and height including their weight, muscle strength, body composition, and technique. Environmental factors such as surface type and footwear can also play a role.

4. Can a person's jump time and height be improved?

Yes, a person's jump time and height can be improved through proper training and technique. Strength and power exercises, as well as plyometric training, can help increase muscle strength and explosive power, resulting in a higher jump time and height.

5. Are there any risks associated with measuring a person's jump time and height?

There are minimal risks associated with measuring a person's jump time and height, as long as proper equipment and techniques are used. It is important for the person to warm up and stretch before jumping to reduce the risk of injury.

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