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moment of inertia in round house kick (derivative or integral)


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What particular physical aspect of the round house kick do you want to understand by means of the moment of inertia?

If you want to totally understand the theory of the moment of inertia, you need some integral calculus (although you can do without much) and some vector algebra (perhaps a bit more than calculus.) But qualitative discussion of some simple cases can be done without big mathematical hurdles.

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