That's cool, I never knew so much physics applied to dancing. But, you also produce a power and work in dancing too.

I've never thought about it that way. Hopefully you stop meeting rude customers and do more exciting "work" at work.

That's cool. I wonder how much work professional weigh lifters produce when they max out, as well as the work produced to pull a truck.

Skydiving pretty interesting, but if my parachute didn't open, I would hope that I would have enough air resistance to slow me down enough to stay alive. I wonder how fast someone is actually falling before they pull the parachute.

I've never thought of how kinetic energy and physics deals with falling. That's a lot of force though hitting that court.

That's cool. I work out, but I don't think of the physics that applies to working out until now. Now I know that not only is there power involved in working out,  but work too.

That's cool, I want to be a surgeon too, but also like Physics as well. If your looking for a type of specialty in surgery, I want to be an orthopedic surgeon, which is basically a surgeon who fixes mostly sports injuries, like tendons.

I would definitely like to be at rest for a long period of time and have me and the chair have equal forces pushing on each other when I'm exhausted or just want to go to sleep.

I don't know why driving didn't come to my mind when referring to physics, but now I can see a lot of ways driving and physics are similar. Hopefully I can get my driver's license soon and maybe that will get me to think of how they compare more.

That's cool Mike, I see that you and I thought of football when thinking of things that apply to physics. I think of angled projectile motion with football, which definetely incorporates parabolic paths and initial velocity.

Mike, I can see that you and I have really noticed similar things in Physics. However, we also were stuck in the same places on our lab reports as well. But, now I at least know that to do better on the Abstract portion, you have to talk about each section through your personal experiences, not just the summary of what the criteria was for each of the sections.