The math behind Michael Jordans legendary hang time - Andy Peterson and Zack Patterson
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Date: 2020-08-22
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Khotta
But MJ jumped not just high, but long, if he had tried to go just for height, he might have been in the air longer, applying more force to gain more speed since he doesn't need to be accurate, so the limit of 1 second to me, is just an approximate (as they claim in the video) based on the physics of most athletes, not the outliers.
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But MJ jumped not just high, but long, if he had tried to go just for height, he might have been in the air longer, applying more force to gain more speed since he doesn't need to be accurate, so the limit of 1 second to me, is just an approximate (as they claim in the video) based on the physics of most athletes, not the outliers.
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Hercules
So if someone jumps bout 30inches off the ground then someone who jump 43inches off the ground your telling me they would have the same hang timeidk how it works
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So if someone jumps bout 30inches off the ground then someone who jump 43inches off the ground your telling me they would have the same hang timeidk how it works
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kittenmeows
Did not really explain what is really needed to be explained. It is like, here is the result, and therefore it is so. That is not a way to explain something.
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Did not really explain what is really needed to be explained. It is like, here is the result, and therefore it is so. That is not a way to explain something.
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Dio
In the future hopefully there are basketball courts on the moon so everyone can do crazy dunks and jump from like half court that would be insane
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In the future hopefully there are basketball courts on the moon so everyone can do crazy dunks and jump from like half court that would be insane
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