Transcript Charlene Science in Basketball

The Science of Basketball
By: Charlene Alicea
Class: 805
Introduction to Science of
Basketball
I choose basketball
because when you
play basketball you
gain energy and
exercise at the
same time. And
because basketball
is my favorite sport.
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Potential Energy
Potential energy is
stored energy. When
the player is about
to shoot the ball he
has potential energy.
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Kinetic Energy
Kinetic energy is
whenever
something is
moving. In
basketball, when
dribbling the ball you
would have kinetic
energy.
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Digestive System
The digestive
brakes down to
small piece so your
food can digest.
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Respiratory System
The respiratory system
uses energy to clean
the oxygen coming into
our body and remove
carbon dioxide form the
oxygen entering our
bodies.
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Circulatory System
The circulatory
system pumps blood
all around the body.
Playing basketball is
good for your heart.
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Excretory System
Excretory system is
what makes your
body sweat. It is
important to sweat
because athletes
need to cool down.
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Muscular System
Muscular system is
when you excises
your muscles can
grow and you can
get stronger.
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Electric Energy
Electric Energy is on
going flow of
charge’s. Electric
energy is in
basketball, such as
keeping up with the
score board and
watching basketball
on TV.
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Energy Transformation
First food as
chemical energy
then it give our body
it gives our body
mechanical energy.
Finally, this is
transformed in to
heat energy when
you run around and
get hot.
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Conserving Energy
Basketball players need
to rest so they can save
up there energy so they
can be prepared for
there games. This is
because if basketball
player don’t have
energy they would look
like failures on the
court.
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Newton’s 1st Law of Motion
Newton’s 1st law of
motion say that
something will keep
moving unless a force
stops it and it also says
that something will stay
still unless a force
makes it move.
In my sport in order to
stop a ball from
bouncing you would
have to hold it with to
hands.
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Newton’s 2nd Law of Motion
Newton’s 2nd law of
Motion says the
more force you use
the more and the
faster it would make
something move.
The harder you
bounce a basketball
the faster it would
go.
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Newton’s 3rd Law of Motion
Newton’s 3rd law of
motion says that
every action has an
equal an opposite
reaction.
In basketball as
much as you
bounce a ball down
it would bounce up.
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Conclusion
Basketball and science
relate because in both
you have to use energy.
In both you have to
have a process and
system on how or what
to do. In both you have
to use you hands and
parts of your body. You
may not know it but
basketball and science
relate in many different
ways.
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