Subject: How can one calculate the force needed to lift a weight off the ground?
Date: Mon Jul 17 17:37:55 2000
Posted by Ron Fiore
Grade level: grad (non-science)
School: Queens College
City: Flushing State/Province: NY
Country: USA
Area of science: Physics
ID: 963869875.Ph
Message:
I am an amateur powerlifter who is interested in the physics of this sport.
I would like to calculate the amount of muscular force that would be needed
to lift a 600 lb barbell from total inertia to a upright position with the
bar resting against the upper thighs. I greatly appreciate any input on
this topic. Regards, Ron
Re: How can one calculate the force needed to lift a weight off the ground?
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