Nothing here to challenge the existing ideas imo. A net horizontal input is required to accelerate. Limited by the ability to produce enough vertical force from a less than perpendicular vertical angle. Top speed limited by the speed which can counter gravity to reduce ground contact time. Plus a small amount of positive horizontal input to counter braking/ wind resistance. Newton figured it out with F=ma.
Great job, Brett! Thank you for the presentation and I hope to see many more in the future.
If we could see images and videos the speaker references it would be so much improved.
Copy righted.
Nothing here to challenge the existing ideas imo. A net horizontal input is required to accelerate. Limited by the ability to produce enough vertical force from a less than perpendicular vertical angle. Top speed limited by the speed which can counter gravity to reduce ground contact time. Plus a small amount of positive horizontal input to counter braking/ wind resistance. Newton figured it out with F=ma.
As a member please start showing slides when the speaker is highlighting things . It’s very frustrating
We show slides when we can. We cannot show slides that contain proprietary or copyrighted information. I apologize for the inconvenience.
NSCA as a member of NSCA is there anyway I can get copy of the slides?
You can send an email to nsca@nsca.com to inquire.
Back in the day during college when Ephedrine was still OTC I would get the timing wrong and totally blow my presentations.