It's very hard for a human to raise his center of gravity more than 1 meter ( Michael Jordan could jump about 1.1m and Larry Bird could jump vertically about 0.8 m ). Once at the maximum height, the time required to fall back is 1= (1/2)gT^2 or T = SQRT (2/g)= SQRT (2/9.8) = 0.45 sec. The initial velocity to get up to 1m is V^2= 2gX1 or V = SQRT(2g) = 4.4 m/sec. Assume the average upward speed during the rise is 4.4/2 = 2.2m/s, the time required to rise is 1m/2.2m = 0.45 sec or the same time as for the fallback. Thus, the total time in the air is 0.90 sec.
The appearance of the "hang time" being longer is a consequence of the player raising his arm with the ball as he falls so that the ball appears to be at the same height longer than his center-of-gravity.
For zero time. When you look at the center of gravity of the person, there is not much difference between a person and a ball tossed into the air. The "hang-time" in ballet, Basketball or gymnastics is an illusion AND a demonstration of strong muscles and great skill.
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The world record for the long jump was set by Mike Powell in 1991, at 8.95 m (29 ft 4½ in).
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Leaping means lightly jumping
Lynn Davies won the 1964 Olympic games long jump with a leap of 8.07m
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Long jump is a track and field athletics event. Three techniques include the hang, the sail and the hitch kick.
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Vault: Front handspring Bars: Kip, front hip circle, squat on, long hang kip, back hip circle underswing, tap swings, and tap swing-turn dismount Beam: Half turn, cartwheel, vertical handstand, side handstand-3/4 turn dismount, straight jump split jump Floor: Straight jump straddle jump, dive roll, front handspring rebound, split leap, split, back extension roll, full turn, back walkover, round off back handspring back handspring
The longest hang time for a human jump, commonly known as "flight time," is around 1.5 seconds. This can vary depending on factors such as the height and technique of the jump, as well as the individual's physical abilities. Professional athletes in sports like basketball and long jump can achieve longer hang times through training and skill.
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During a long jump, muscular contraction plays a crucial role in generating the power needed for takeoff. The primary muscles involved include the quadriceps, hamstrings, glutes, and calf muscles, which contract explosively to propel the jumper off the ground. Eccentric contractions occur as the jumper prepares for takeoff, while concentric contractions occur during the leap. This coordinated effort maximizes horizontal and vertical distance, essential for a successful jump.
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Amritpal Singh holds the Indian men's national record in the long jump with a leap of 8.08 meters done at the Federation Cup Athletics Championship in Delhi in March, 2004.