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Football Experiment: Lab Report
Football Experiment: Lab Report
Football Experiment: Lab Report
Football Experiment
Pemika Phatthanakittichai (Pair)
Ingtawan Tritrakoolsin (Ing)
Natwadee Puncha-Arnon (Mint)
Nattanon Veerakul (Non)
Sumate Saelow (Jew)
Introduction
one football game, two teams played against each other. Each
kick a ball with the foot to score a goal. The team with more
scores win. Like most sports, there are strategies and techniques
study of motion. In this lab report, we will try to figure out how
Objectives
Materials
Set-up
Procedures
11 people.
3. The game begins in the middle of the field. Each team must
referees signal.
5. A goal can be scored with any part of the body except hands,
hands.
into the field by the the team who is not the last to touch the
ball.
First lesson
Learn how to dribble and how to control the ball while
running.
In this lesson, we learned how to dribble with both our
feet in this lesson. It was harder than it looked, but as we
practiced, it got better. We also learnt that in dribble, we
have to use the inside of our shoes to direct the ball
forward because thats the easiest for beginners.
Second lesson
Learn how to pass the ball to your teammates.
In this lesson, we learned how to pass the ball to our
teammates. We learned that in order to pass the ball, we
should kick it with the inside of our foot because by
using the inside of the foot, the aim will be more
accurate, and with less power. A little tip in this lesson is
that if your teammates are running, you should kick the
ball ahead of them so that they can run toward the ball.
Third lesson
Learn how to shoot.
In this lesson, we learned how to correctly shoot the ball.
As far as we know, there are two ways to shoot a ball:
using the inside of your foot and using the top part of
your foot. You can use the inside of your foot to shoot.
Even though the shot will not be powerful, it will be
accurate. Using the top part of your foot is usually the
better way to shoot because you are shooting from a far
distance. Hitting the ball with the top part of your foot
will generate more power than it does with the inside of
the foot. So, the shot will have both power and accuracy.
In order to shoot this kind of shot, you have to dig the tip
of your foot into the ground to make the ball flies in the
air.
Fourth lesson
Learn how to play football in a team
In this lesson, we were divided into four groups to play
against each other. We were struggling at first as we
didnt know where to be and what to do, but we got the
hang of eventually. This lesson had us put the techniques
we had learnt in the previous lessons to good use. We
also learned that in a football match, we can not stick
together into one group in the field because there
wouldnt be enough people to catch the ball when the
other person is passing it. We should distribute the
people all around the field so that there will be someone
to catch the ball passing to the teammates.
Analysis
When we receive the ball, roll with the ball so force will
decrease.
We should kick the ball harder if we want it to move fast.
Practice how to play football correctly. When we dribble
the ball, we should keep the ball close to us. We shouldnt
kick it too far away from us because we will need to run
and get the ball again which is a waste of energy.
We should communicate with each other more so we will
know what we are going to do (e.g. passing the ball to
someone else).
The law of inertia states that an object at rest will remain at rest and an
object in motion continues in motion with the same speed and in the same
direction unless acted on by an unbalanced force. This can be applied to
football. For example, a ball will remain at rest on a field unless a player
kicks it. Also, when a player kicks the ball, the ball doesnt move with same
speed and direction because there are other unbalanced forces acting on it
such as friction.
The law of acceleration states that when an unbalanced force acts upon a
body, it is accelerated in the direction of force, and the magnitude of
acceleration is directly proportional to the applied force and is inversely
proportional to the mass of body. We see this in football. When we kick the
ball with a lot of force, the ball accelerates and moves very far. When we
kick the ball with very little force, the ball moves very slowly and it doesnt
go far.
The law of action and reaction states that for every action there is an equal
and opposite reaction. In football, when we kick the ball with a force, the
ball exerts a same amount of force but in opposite direction back.
Conclusion
Recommendation
References
http://www.rulesofsport.com/sports/football.html
http://teachertech.rice.edu/Participants/louviere/Newton/
https://www.khanacademy.org/partner-content/49ers-stea
m/science-behind-the-game/force-and-motion/a/football-
physics
http://www.citycollegiate.com/force_motion_Xb.htm
http://www.sparknotes.com/testprep/books/sat2/physics/c
hapter9section2.rhtml
http://www.rulesofsport.com/sports/football.html
Work Log
Date Name Job
P.E. classes Pair, Mint, Ing, Learned how to play football and took
Non, Jew photos
21/11/2017 Pair Wrote the objectives
Mint Wrote the introduction
Ing Wrote the materials
Non, Jew Checked for any mistakes
22/11/2017 Pair Wrote the procedures
Mint Wrote the discussion of physics
concept
Ing Started working on drawings and
decorations
Non Started writing the analysis of result