Effect of Exercise on Squeezing a Clothespin

IntroductionDoes wreak demonstrate your vims tired? In my controlled experiment I investigated this problem. My hypothesis was If I counterweight first of all then I hatful squeeze the clothespin much times My reason behind this is because during exercise I think you tire yourself out more, so resting before mash could increase number of squeezes. Methods and Materials The materials I employ in this experiment were 8 people (subjects) and 8 clothespins of the same type.First I recognized my dependent variable, how more times you can squeeze clothespin, and my independent, exercise. I took a sort out of 8 classmates, excluding myself and instead including my younger brother. I decided to allow the control group also serve as the experimental group. The steps I took were to let the control group rest before starting, and then they squeezed the clothespin for bingle blink of an eye and counted how many times they could squeeze it. After that they rested for some other mi nute, then exercised by jogging in place for one minute and after they immediately squeezed the clothespin.Results SubjectExperimental GroupControl GroupMegan 205 226Dane 277 307Nick B 209 235My younger brother 152 136Nick C 194 214Vinny 195 234Dan Aver term 192 280More subjects squeezed the pin more times resting first. The average of all the entropy states this also. Looking at the graph its easier to see the results and compare them than the flurry. The table does not show a visual comparison but shows the selective information and numerical information. The table takes longer to read and is harder to understand. The bar graph is slowly to point out trends and patterns. The bars, exercising and resting give an easy understanding and show relationships in the data. They compare the different amounts of how many times the clothespin was squeezed with separately subject.Discussion and ConclusionsExercise does make your muscles half-hearted according to my data results. It also supports my hypothesis. If you rest first you can squeeze the clothespin more times. From the data I imperturbable the average of the eight people concluded exercise makes your muscles more fatigued and less able to squeeze the clothespin compared to resting before squeezing. Majority of the subjects used in my experiment concluded with this result too. Muscle fatigue occurs when the muscles stir an increase in activity so certainwaste products of muscle cell activity build up in the cells. This is could be original with the results I have concluded.Suggestions for Improvement and Further ResearchTo alter my experiment I could have stird the amount of time you rest squeeze the pin, how long you rest before exercising, how long you exercise, and what type of exercise is done. Changing some of these things could change my results, and result in some further research to be done. To improve my experiments accuracy I could have used more people and have everyone be the same age. A big illusion made was using my younger brother because being much younger he had results lower than many other subjects. Making some of these improvements could make my experiment more reliable. For further research I could research how age affects the hypothesis, or see how things like gender or weight effect the results. Further investigation could help answer these questions.