What are some tips for starting to learn physics as a high school freshman?

[armordcrab]

Hear me out, I know most of you people here probably know a lot more then me about physics, but I'm eager to learn this stuff. I'm only a freshman in high school (9th grader) and I don't know were to start, there's so many things in physics

 

[vanesch]

My standard reply to this kind of question is "Feynman lectures on physics". Maybe you're still a bit young and missing some background to read it, but then I don't know. The first chapters of the first volume should be accessible.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Feynman_Lectures_on_Physics

 

[armordcrab]

thanks, ill look for it.

 

[Superstring]

Since you're a 9th grader, you probably won't know a lot of the math in some areas of physics. I suggest this site for anything math/science related though:

khanacademy.org