PHYSICS of LACROSSE
An Introduction
Lacrosse player producing torque --
a turning force, just as you produce torque when hula hooping.
Your energy overcomes the force of gravity.

Trajectory of any ball: forms the shape of an arc --
this is the trajectory of a ball in motion

Lacrosse ball at the end of its trajectory -- ready to be caught!

SIMPLE MACHINES in LACROSSE: LEVERS
You have a longer lever when you hold a lacrosse stick.

In this picture the shovel acts as a lever, too --
just as a lacrosse stick is a lever.