I play a lot of soccer and I’m even on a team. My team is pretty good and I have have scored a couple goals for my team. When i am shooting the ball I’m looking for a specific angle so that the goalie cannot stop it at all. I want to know if there’s a specific angle to shoot at the guarantee whether if not you will score a goal or not. The best spot on the net for scring is probably top right,bottom right, top left and bottom left. These  places on the net are always gonna to be shot at from a certain angle. Websites I used were https://prezi.com/skroy6i6ebar/angles-and-soccer/

I’m in a program which is the Air cadets. In air cadets we do a lot of marching and stuff based on the army. There are lots of patterns and timings for the marching and you need to match your footsteps with the timings . In the air cadets there is a club in it that is the marching band. In it I think it combines music,math and timing for the marching. You are basically marching while playing a instrument. In you’re mind you have to know the timings  for the marching and the notes of your instrument There are lots of timings and patterns behind the music. Here is a short video on the marching band for air cadets.

Geometry in basketball. Basketball is a fun-packed energectic game. Players shoot the hoping for the ball throught the net wit a swish. I want to explore whether angles and geometry matter in basketball. I found a website which was very helpful about angles in basketball.http://www.mathblaster.com/coolmath/articles/basketball-and-math.

The Mathematics of Music

This article has a lot of information ( 17 :”chapters” in total). I trust this site because the author states all the works he has cited. He states in the beginning that math has always been involved with every field of study. He explains a lot of things such as musical scales, which he describes as “musical ladders” because of how the notes get higher every time the scale goes up, and rhythm. 4/4 means 4 beats per measure, after the measure, it repeats and counts up to 4. The author also explains that some genres of music such as rock and roll emphasize on the second and fourth beat of a measure ( one TWO three FOUR) .  I am going to use this site to understand more about how pitch and frequency effects sound.

Does your soccer cleat affect your shot?

I was interested if a soccer cleat could kick a ball more powerful or accurate based on the material of the cleat. I was first interested in this topic when I was playing soccer with my team and someone said that the material of the soccer cleat didn’t matter. I kept on thinking about this and in my opinion I think that it doesn’t matter when your taking a shot. The soccer cleat does matter but I think that the way your shooting or the technique is more important than the material of the soccer cleat. The soccer cleat does matter because you have picked out the perfect pair yourself and it should be very comfortable for you. The cleats material does matter in a way of if its comfortable or if it fits you. How does this relate to math? Well this relates to math in a certain way of how heavy or light the shoe is. An average soccer cleat can range from 2.0oz or 10.7oz. A soccer ball is around 14oz and 16oz. http://www.soccercleats101.com/2011/12/30/what-is-the-current-average-soccer-cleat-weight/. The total  average of all these boots were 9.07oz. I would probably get the medium weight because you wouldn’t want such a heavy cleat or a really light cleat.