If the top or side of the foot hurts, swells, or bruises, you can apply ice for 10-15 minutes several times a day. Note that the top of the foot can easily bruise because there are many blood vessels on top of the small bones. A badly bruised foot does not necessarily mean the foot is broken. Make sure you elevate the foot so the swelling will come down.
If you cannot step without pain, or cannot flex (as in walking, putting the toes down while lifting the heel), you might have broken a small bone. Note, however, that E.R.'s do not normally cast a foot that has a broken small bone on top. They will cast a serious break.
Landing foot? Or grounded foot.
bottle hitting u in the face when launching when it comes down hits u on the head
You will certainly get hurt if you throw a hammer at your foot and the hammer hits your foot - unless it is a very light hammer or you are wearing substantial foot protection.
i would guess... turn the bottle upside down, hold a button above it and let it go. Once the button hits..mission accomplished correct?
No
Try putting your front foot farther forward and your back foot more on the tail. That should make the nose of the board go higher so it wont hit your leg
Take your back foot and slam it on the ground, then when your tail hits the ground, slide your front foot to the curve in the board.
When a spoon hits a bottle, the kinetic energy of the moving spoon is converted into sound energy as the two objects collide. Some of the energy is also converted into heat due to friction between the spoon and the bottle.
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Yes
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A foot fault occurs when a player's feet are at rest before hitting the ball, but they are moved before the shot so that a foot hits one of the following positions: - the court, including the baseline - any part of the imaginary extension of the outer mark - anywhere beyond the imaginary extension found outside of the singles guideline or the doubles guideline, depending on the match type. To avoid being called for a foot foul, you should ensure that your server is relaxed and stationary. This means that you should avoid any type of serve that involves more than one foot's movement to avoid being called for the foul.