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Boab Dec 2009 8:25pm, 8 Dec 2009 5,750 posts	Quote Pin Boab twice!! Anyway, I've had an unfortunate incident with a door a few weeks back and now logging off. All this talk of running is only depressing me
Ultra Dunc Dec 2009 8:26pm, 8 Dec 2009 7,099 posts	Quote Pin Ultra Dunc It was like revision , thanks
jonp Dec 2009 8:27pm, 8 Dec 2009 3,204 posts	Quote Pin jonp Boab, Pose and Hadd are a nice mix, totally compatible.
RooA Dec 2009 8:27pm, 8 Dec 2009 14,900 posts	Quote Pin RooA I just asked a Physics PhD down the corridor and have confused myself. lol. Gravity is a force and a field. In terms of what we experience on earth "Gravitational Force" is basically interchangeable with "weight". I have deliberately not read the POSE book I've just gone with input from Bee. If it works but the science and terminology are dodgy...meh... as long as it works in real life. I just wanted to jump in because in terms of what we have been taught this term (as trainee teachers) it is best not to think of gravity as Force but of Weight as the Force due to Gravity... see what I mean? I'm bored now. wanders off
jonp Dec 2009 8:27pm, 8 Dec 2009 3,205 posts	Quote Pin jonp Hope the foot is better soon
jonp Dec 2009 8:28pm, 8 Dec 2009 3,206 posts	Quote Pin jonp Roo. AKA ground reaction force
Dave A Dec 2009 8:30pm, 8 Dec 2009 14,209 posts	Quote Pin Dave A Can Dr R. join fetch. He made it sound so simple:) sits in thicko corner
RooA Dec 2009 8:30pm, 8 Dec 2009 14,901 posts	Quote Pin RooA Oh and while we are at it Pressure is not a force and neither are Moments. Normal contact force - equal and opposite to weight. I have no idea what I'm actually talking about. Running? What's that then?
Ultra Dunc Dec 2009 8:31pm, 8 Dec 2009 7,100 posts	Quote Pin Ultra Dunc Can I just ask , where does acceleration due to gravity fit in with this ? or am I muddying the waters .
RooA Dec 2009 8:31pm, 8 Dec 2009 14,902 posts	Quote Pin RooA I should say "when an object is at rest" somewhere in the above post. falls over Gravity. Innit.