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Understanding Center of Gravity in People: Physical Differences Explored

Discover how physical attributes influence the center of gravity in individuals. Learn about differences in women, children, and how body movements affect CG. Gain insights into the impact of body structure on balance and stability.

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Understanding Center of Gravity in People: Physical Differences Explored

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  1. Center of Gravity to people By: Joe Pizzo and Nick Kilkenny

  2. Differences based on physical things • Women have a lower CG. • Women’s CG is less because they have smaller shoulders but a large pelvis, causing weight to be more evenly distributed. • Children have a higher CG because they have larger heads. • The CG is changed by things such as raising your arms, or bending over.

  3. CG can be altered. • Your Cg is typically 2-3 cm below your navel, and midway between your front and back. • Bending over and touching your toes is a perfect example of Cg moving. This is because when you bend over your CG is normally centered, but if not you will bounce. • If the center of gravity extends beyond it’s support base toppling occurs

  4. Center of gravity

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