Vertical jump height with force plate and accelerometer

[@goncalocustodio3784]

Thank you so much!!! Keep the good work, this explanation helped me a lot on a project for university! You´re literally a life saver

[@francoiswery5407]

Hello, thank you so much for this video! Would it be possible to get the data as well please ?

[@jjminecraftguy19]

any way you could provide the excel file?

[@emptyhearts3685]

what do you do when you just have the graph and not the cell box data?

[@okayogut]

how can I calculate breaking force (eccentric) and propulsive force (concentric) from force plate data?

[@nicolavonaarburg125]

Doesn't the mass of the jumper have to be taken into consideration for the flight time method at all?

[@LetsTeachScience]

No it doesn't as gravity acts on all objects with a constant acceleration regardless of mass.

[@jamesross132]

Great video!

[@LetsTeachScience]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@nicolavonaarburg125]

Great video! Which Method is more precise? The impulse one or the Flight Time one?

[@LetsTeachScience]

The impulse method is better because it determines the vertical displacement of center of mass. The flight time method can be "cheated" by landing with your legs in a flexed position because it is based off of the time you are not in contact with the ground.

[@kareemsalessi]

another whiteboard scientist???