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Jumps play a big role in many styles of dancing£®Generally, what makes a jump impressive is its hang time, the amount of time a dancer spends in the air£®
The quest for greater hang time is a battle against gravity£¬the constant____1____pull of Earth£¬said Laws£®To leave the ground at all¡£a dancer has to use leg muscles to create an upward push that is greater than Earth¡¯s downward pull£®But the final____2____of any jump depends on just one thing£»the upward speed of the body just as the dancer leaves the ground£®
Strengthening muscles so they can push harder is one obvious____3____to achieve higher jumps and increase hang time£®But ballet dancers also use a simple trick to gain the illusion of staying in the air longer without actually doing so£®
In a huge sideways jump called a grand jete, a____4____ballet dancer seems to float for an impossible length of time£®Of course£¬a dancer can¡¯t really hang in the air£®The laws of physics decree that during any jump£¬a dancer¡¯s center of gravity must follow a parabola£®A parabola is the same____5____path a ball takes when you throw it into the air£®So how do dancers make it look like they¡¯re hanging in the air?
A dancer____6____the illusion of floating in the air by Lifting her legs and arms as she approaches the peak of the jump£®The____7____of her body¡ªher torso and her head¡ªrespond by sinking a bit£®If her timing is just right£¬she¡¯ll seem to float sideways£¬instead of rising and falling£®The effect is not only beautiful£»it____8____makes the jump seem bigger by¡°stretching out¡±the peak£®
Of course£¬what goes up must come down£®During a typical grand jete£¬a dancer¡¯s center of gravity rises 2 feet____9____the ground£®Pulled by gravity from such a height£¬the dancer¡¯s body falls very fast¡ªroughly 3.4 meters per second¡ªby the time it reaches the floor£®
As it falls£¬the body carries with it momentum£®Momentum is the weight of the body multiplied by its____10____£®The bigger the body is and the faster it falls£¬the greater its momentum£®
The only way a dancer can stop dropping through the air is by stopping the body¡¯s momentum£¬which requires an____11____force from the ground£®Landing can be very jarring to a dancer and can____12____injuries£®The dancer call ease the landing by bending her knees and letting her aims fall, but she also gets help from an unexpected source£ºthe floor£®Wooden dance floors are designed to act____13____shock absorbers£®They are springy and can recoil as much as an inch under extreme pressure£®That little bit of give makes a big____14____£®Landing on a springy floor, the dancer undergoes a slower change in momentum than she would hitting a rigid floor£®The give in the floor allows the decrease in momentum to happen more____15____Ò»with less force and less chance of injury£®
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