Summary AQA A-level Physical Education - Biomechanical Movement Mind Map
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Biomechanical Movement
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AQA A-level PE (Year 1 and Year 2)
Hand-written summary mind map for biomechanical movement in AQA A-Level PE, Section A, Paper 2 (7582/2). This includes a brief overview of: biomechanical principles; levers; linear motion forces; scalars; vectors; angular motion; factors affecting drag from the specification.
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