Pain Measurement: Soccer vs Football
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What are some ways soccer and football players control the ball?

Throwing, catching, and kicking.

What do players in soccer do to prevent goals from free-kicks and what do players in football do?

In soccer, players stand in a wall to prevent goals from free-kicks, while in football, they block punts or field goals.

What is the aim of the text?

To measure the pain of getting hit by a soccer ball or football using sports science.

Who is used to take a soccer ball hit in the wall and how is the force of the impact measured?

<p>Major League Soccer striker Edson Buddle is used and he is wired up with an accelerometer to measure the force of the impact.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the proper way to stand in the wall in soccer?

<p>To cover the upper body and face, not the eyes.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who are used to measure the impact of a football hit?

<p>NFL punter Tom Malone and stuntman Chris Brewster.</p> Signup and view all the answers

How much force does Tom's kick generate and at what speed does the football hit Chris's hand?

<p>Tom's kick generates 200 pounds of force and the football hits Chris's hand at 55 miles per hour.</p> Signup and view all the answers

How much force does Chris experience due to the impact of the football hit?

<p>Chris experiences only 16 pounds of force due to his hands and arms acting as shock absorbers.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What can the soccer ball hitting the head of a player cause?

<p>A major concussion and bruising of the brain.</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does the force generated by a boot to the stomach compare to the force of a soccer ball hitting the head?

<p>The force generated by a boot to the stomach is six times more than the force of a soccer ball hitting the head.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

  • Soccer and football players control the ball through throwing, catching, and kicking.
  • In soccer, players stand in a wall to prevent goals from free-kicks and in football, they block punts or field goals.
  • The text aims to measure the pain of getting hit by a soccer ball or football using sports science.
  • Major League Soccer striker Edson Buddle is used to take a soccer ball hit in the wall.
  • He is wired up with an accelerometer to measure the force of the impact.
  • The proper way to stand in the wall is to cover the upper body and face, not the eyes.
  • NFL punter Tom Malone and stuntman Chris Brewster are used to measure the impact of a football hit.
  • Tom's kick generates 200 pounds of force, blasting the football into Chris's hand at 55 miles per hour.
  • Chris experiences only 16 pounds of force due to his hands and arms acting as shock absorbers.
  • The soccer ball hitting the head of a player can cause a major concussion and bruise the brain.
  • The force generated by a boot to the stomach is six times more than the soccer ball to the head.

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Discover which sport's goalie sustains more pain - soccer or football - by measuring the impact of getting hit by a ball. This quiz will delve into the physical toll experienced by goalkeepers in both sports, shedding light on their unique challenges.

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