Year 11 GCSE PE Revision Booklet.

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Year 11 GCSE PE Revision Booklet

Movement Analysis Topic 2 In this section you will complete revision on the following: First, second & third class levers and their use in physical activity Mechanical advantage and disadvantage of body levers and the impact this has on sporting performance Planes and axes of movement

Levers Fill in the gaps below using the following words Size Direction Fulcrum Levers Forces Effort ________ are seen in everyday life as well as in sport and exercise. A lever system is a rigid bar that moves along a fixed ________ with two ________ applied to it. Levers can change the ______ or ________ of the _______ used to make a task more manageable. Describe each of the following terms Fulcrum Effort Load Can you label the Effort Fulcrum and Load in this picture

Levers Task – Complete the table below on levers Class of lever Lever Drawing Well known example to help you remember Best Example in the human body Task – Write down the letter in relation to where the Fulcrum, Effort and Load are to each to each other e.g. FEL Lever Class How to remember the order of each part of the lever First class Second class Third class

The Benefits Of Different Levers There are two benefits to a lever system what are they? Use the following words to fill in the gaps in the paragraph Effort Load Benefit Fulcrum To work out the __________ of a particular lever you need to have a look at the length of two arms. The distance from the load to the __________ is known as the ________ arm. The distance from the __________ to the fulcrum is known as the __________ arm. TASK - Draw a diagram of each three levers and label the effort arm and load arm. Explain what lever type has mechanical advantage, why this can happen in relation to the EFL and link to a sporting example. Mechanical advantage Explain what lever type has mechanical disadvantage, why this can happen in relation to the EFL and link to a sporting example. Mechanical disadvantage

The Benefits Of Different Levers Look at the these rowers and explain the type of lever that is being used. What is the benefit of this lever to the rowers? ________________________________________________________________________ __________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Panes And Axes Of Movement Define Plane Define Axis Task – label the plane in the mages below Task – Label the Axis in the picture below

Match the Plane and axis to the movement

Exam questions