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Two people with different body sizes want to compare their strength levels when lifting the same object. For a fair comparison what should they measure?
Muscular endurance
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Which require more work lifting a 50-kg sack vertically 2m or lifting a 25-kg sack vertically for 4m?
Both require the same amount of work
What is percentage strength?
I'm not sure if i am correct but you might be referring to relative strength which is strength relative to your body weight. Have you ever been to the gym and seen those big bulky guys lifting heavy weights then the scrawny guy no one pays much attention to comes along and matches or increases the weight the bulky guys were doing. This is relative strength. The ability to lift high weight without resulting in hypertrophy (increased muscle mass). Eg: Mr X weighs 70kg and can bench 70kg, Mr Y weighs 100 kg and can bench 90kg. Although Mr Y can bench 20kg more than Mr X, Mr Y has a higher percentage of relative strength. Mr X has %100 relative strength whereas Mr Y only has %90 relative strength. The main factor in gaining relative strength is diet (mainly protein intake). The bulky guys gain weight because they have an excessive intake of protein, resulting in hypertrophy. If intake is less or the same as expenditure, no weight can be gained. In my opinion hidden power is more meaningful and humble than power that is expressed in an arrogant manner.
Which requires more work lifting a 50-kg sack a vertical distance of 2 m or lifting a 25-kg sack a vertical distance of 4 m?
work= force x distance, so both require work
What does 10 k DPL on a ring mean?
"10 k DPL on a ring" typically refers to a measurement of the ring's diameter or size, specifically indicating a 10,000 DPL (Danish Pound Lifting) rating. In the context of lifting equipment or rigging, this signifies the maximum load the ring can safely handle, which is 10,000 pounds. It's crucial to adhere to this rating to ensure safety during lifting operations.
If a helicopter is lifting 800 pounds at 200 ft per minute is how many horsepower?
800×200=
If two people with different body sizes want to compare their strength levels when lifting the same object. For a fair comparison what should they measure?
To ensure a fair comparison of strength levels between two people of different body sizes lifting the same object, they should measure their relative strength, typically expressed as strength-to-weight ratio. This involves calculating the amount of weight lifted divided by each individual's body weight. Additionally, considering factors such as lifting technique and experience can provide a more comprehensive assessment of their strength capabilities.
Does gender affect lifting capacity?
Somewhat. Men, in general, have a little more upper body strength than women. Certainly there are different types of lifting, and the fitness and strength of men and women vary from individual to individual.
What type of activity is lifting?
Strength Activity ;)
What type of activity of lifting weights?
Strength Activity ;)
What types of activity is lifting weights?
Strength Activity ;)
What type activity is lifting weights?
Strength Activity ;)
What is lifting weights to build strength or endurance called?
exercise
What type of exercise is this activity Lifting weights.?
strenght
How does cheerleading compare to other sports?
Cheerleading is different than other sports because cheering is the only sport that using the organized lifting or throwing of people
Which action is the best example of muscular strength?
lifting heavy objects
Why is stretching different from lifting weights?
Because lifting weights requires actual weights it puts resistance on the muscles to make them stronger bigger and more durable unlike stretching, these two are completely different from each other.
What type of exercise is lifting weights?
strength exerciseA form of anaerobic exercise.
