Physics FITNESS
Bootcamp
Conceptual Physics I
(Kinematics, Newton's Laws, Energy, Rotational Motion, and Gravity)
Conceptual Physics II
(Electricity & Magnetism)
Honors Level Physics I
(Kinematics, Newton's Laws, Energy, Rotational Motion, and Gravity with word problems
Algebra Based
AP Physics I
(Honors Physics + Mechanical waves, Electric charge, Electric Potential, DC Ciruits )
Introduction to Modern Physics: Particle Physics/Atoms, Light, Relativity, Energy and Quantum Physics
(Conceptual Overview)
Fluids and Thermodynamics
(Conceptual Overview)

Topics covered:
Part I: Kinematics
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Four fundamental forces of nature and Newtonian forces (est 3 hrs)
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The scientific method and benefits of rationalism in approaching solving problems for all fields of study (est. 2hrs)
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Introduction to motion and a look at how motion exists through multidimensional space (est 2 hrs)
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Speed (est. 2 hrs)
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Velocity (Topic 1) (est.1 hr)
[speed vs velocity review est. 1 hr]
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Acceleration (average and instantaneous) (est 2 hrs)
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Graphing motion (est 2 hrs)
Review conceptual motion exam (est 1 hr)
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Motion with constant acceleration (est 1 hr)
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Falling bodies (est 1 hr)
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Projectile Motion introduction (est 1 hr)
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physical motion discussion/ demonstration of kinematic motion and projectile bodies (est 4 hrs)
Review motion with constant acceleration and projectile motion (est. 2 hr)
Projectile motion and motion at constant acceleration exam (1 hr)
Total estimated hours for kinematics: 24hrs
Section II
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Newton’s Laws
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description and examples of Newton's first law (est. 2 hrs)
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subplot Newton's first law:
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friction (est 1 hr)
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- Newton's second law
- description and examples (est. 2 hrs)
- Newton's third law
- description and examples (est. 2 hrs)
- Uniform Circular Motion
- Centripetal Forces (est. 2 hrs)
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Planetary Motion
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satellites (est. 2 hrs)
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Examples of uniform circular motion manifested (est. 2 hrs)
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Gravity
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Newton's 3rd law and gravity (est. 1 hr)
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Bending of space time due to gravity (est. 2 hrs)
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Relativity (est. 1 hr)
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Kepler's Laws (est 1hr)
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How heavenly bodies (planets and galaxies operated due to gravity (est 3 hrs)
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[Review of Newton's laws and gravity (est. 2 hrs)]
Unit II exam (est. 1 hr)
Total estimated hours for section II: 24 hrs
Section III
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Energy
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Work (est. 2hrs)
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Mechanical energy
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gravitational potential (est. 1 hr)
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elastic potential (est. 2 hrs)
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translational kinetic (est. 1 hr)
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rotational kinetic (est. 1hr)
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What IS energy as a particle? (est. 3 hrs)
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Power (est. 2 hrs)
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Conservation of Energy Principles (est 2 hrs)
[Review on energy est. 2 hrs]
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Springs and Simple Harmonic Motion (est. 1 hr)
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Momentum (est 1 hr)
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examples of momentum simulated (est 1hr)
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impulse and collisions (est 1 hr)
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examples of impulse experienced (est. 1hr)
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Conservation of Momentum (est. 2 hrs)
Review on momentum (est 1 hr)
Exam on energy, momentum and conservation of energy and momentum [est 1hr]
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Rotational motion (concept in nature) (est. 1 hr)
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angular displacement, angular speed, angular acceleration (est 1hr.)
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examples of rotational motion (est. 1 hr)
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Moment of inertia/rotational inertia (est. 1 hr)
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examples of rotational inertia (est. 1 hr)
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Torque; examples (est 1 hr)
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Conservation of Angular Momentum (spin rates/arm tuck experiments) (est 1 hr)
Review on rotational motion (1 hr)
Exam on rotational motion (1 hr)
Total estimated hours for kinematics: 34 hrs
Total time for course without extras: 82 hrs
Optional (in class assignments)
In class word problems given and discussed:
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For section I (est. 2 hrs)
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For section II (est. 3 hrs)
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For section III (est 3 hrs)
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Homework review (4 hrs)
Total time for course with extras: 94 hrs
Physics bootcamp 1
Group rate
minimum 6
Total: for group class rate
minimum 6 students
$50/day x 5 days =
$250 per student
Group rate
minimum 3- 5
Total: for group class rate
minimum 3-5 students
$60/day x 5 days =
$300 per student
Group rate
minimum 1- 2
Total: for group class rate
minimum 1-2 students
$90/day x 5 days =
$450 per student
Group rate comes out to roughly $22/hr
minimum 6
Total: for group class rate for whole course with in class assignments instruction: $2000
Total: for group class rate for whole course without in class assignments instruction: $1800
Total: for just covering section I with in class assignments instruction:
$570 + 2 hrs of hw review = $600
Total: for just covering section I without in class assignments instruction:
$520
Total: for just covering section II with in class assignments instruction:
$590 + 2 hrs of hw review = $620
Total: for just covering section II without in class assignments instruction:
$520
Total: for just covering section III with in class assignments instruction:
$810 + 2 hrs of hw review = $840
Total: for just covering section I without in class assignments instruction:
$740
Group rate comes out to roughly $35/hr
minimum 3
FIX RATES
Total: for group class rate for whole course with in class assignments instruction: $3000
Total: for group class rate for whole course without in class assignments instruction: $2870
Total: for just covering section I with in class assignments instruction:
$570 + 2 hrs of hw review = $920
Total: for just covering section I without in class assignments instruction:
$840
Total: for just covering section II with in class assignments instruction:
$590 + 2 hrs of hw review = $920
Total: for just covering section II without in class assignments instruction:
$840
Total: for just covering section III with in class assignments instruction:
$810 + 2 hrs of hw review = $1290
Total: for just covering section I without in class assignments instruction:
$1190
Topics covered:
Part I: Kinematics
-
Four fundamental forces of nature and Newtonian forces (est 3 hrs)
-
The scientific method and benefits of rationalism in approaching solving problems for all fields of study (est. 2hrs)
-
Introduction to motion and a look at how motion exists through multidimensional space (est 2 hrs)
-
Speed (est. 2 hrs)
-
Velocity (Topic 1) (est.1 hr)
[speed vs velocity review est. 1 hr]
-
Acceleration (average and instantaneous) (est 2 hrs)
-
Graphing motion (est 2 hrs)
Review conceptual motion exam (est 1 hr)
-
Motion with constant acceleration (est 1 hr)
-
Falling bodies (est 1 hr)
-
Projectile Motion introduction (est 1 hr)
-
physical motion discussion/ demonstration of kinematic motion and projectile bodies (est 4 hrs)
Review motion with constant acceleration and projectile motion (est. 2 hr)
Projectile motion and motion at constant acceleration exam (1 hr)
Total estimated hours for kinematics: 25hrs
Section II
-
Newton’s Laws
-
description and examples of Newton's first law (est. 2 hrs)
-
subplot Newton's first law:
-
friction (est 1 hr)
-
-
-
- Newton's second law
- description and examples (est. 2 hrs)
- Newton's third law
- description and examples (est. 2 hrs)
- Uniform Circular Motion
- Centripetal Forces (est. 2 hrs)
-
Planetary Motion
-
satellites (est. 2 hrs)
-
-
Examples of uniform circular motion manifested (est. 2 hrs)
-
Gravity
-
Newton's 3rd law and gravity (est. 1 hr)
-
Bending of space time due to gravity (est. 2 hrs)
-
Relativity (est. 1 hr)
-
Kepler's Laws (est 1hr)
-
How heavenly bodies (planets and galaxies operated due to gravity (est 3 hrs)
-
[Review of Newton's laws and gravity (est. 2 hrs)]
Unit II exam (est. 1 hr)
Total estimated hours for section II: 24 hrs
Section III
-
Energy
-
Work (est. 2hrs)
-
Mechanical energy
-
gravitational potential (est. 1 hr)
-
elastic potential (est. 2 hrs)
-
translational kinetic (est. 1 hr)
-
rotational kinetic (est. 1hr)
-
-
What IS energy as a particle? (est. 3 hrs)
-
Power (est. 2 hrs)
-
-
Conservation of Energy Principles (est 2 hrs)
[Review on energy est. 2 hrs]
-
Springs and Simple Harmonic Motion (est. 1 hr)
-
Momentum (est 1 hr)
-
examples of momentum simulated (est 1hr)
-
impulse and collisions (est 1 hr)
-
examples of impulse experienced (est. 1hr)
-
-
Conservation of Momentum (est. 2 hrs)
Review on momentum (est 1 hr)
Exam on energy, momentum and conservation of energy and momentum [est 1hr]
-
Rotational motion (concept in nature) (est. 1 hr)
-
angular displacement, angular speed, angular acceleration (est 1hr.)
-
examples of rotational motion (est. 1 hr)
-
Moment of inertia/rotational inertia (est. 1 hr)
-
examples of rotational inertia (est. 1 hr)
-
-
Torque; examples (est 1 hr)
-
-
Conservation of Angular Momentum (spin rates/arm tuck experiments) (est 1 hr)
Review on rotational motion (1 hr)
Exam on rotational motion (1 hr)
Total estimated hours for kinematics: 34 hrs
Total time for course without extras: 83 hrs
6 hrs/wk: 14 weeks
Optional (in class assignments)
In class word problems given and discussed:
-
For section I (est. 2 hrs)
-
For section II (est. 3 hrs)
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For section III (est 3 hrs)
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Homework review (4 hrs)
Total time for course with extras: 95 hrs
6 hrs/wk: 16 weeks
Fitness bootcamp 1
Group rate
minimum 6
Total: for group class rate
minimum 6 students
$50/day x 5 days =
$250 per student
Group rate
minimum 3- 5
Total: for group class rate
minimum 3-5 students
$60/day x 5 days =
$300 per student
Group rate
minimum 1- 2
Total: for group class rate
minimum 1-2 students
$90/day x 5 days =
$450 per student
Fitness bootcamp 2
Group rate
minimum 6
Total: for group class rate
minimum 6 students
$50/day x 5 days =
$250 per student
Group rate
minimum 3- 5
Total: for group class rate
minimum 3-5 students
$60/day x 5 days =
$300 per student
Group rate
minimum 1- 2
Total: for group class rate
minimum 1-2 students
$90/day x 5 days =
$450 per student
Group rate
minimum 3 students
Total: for group class rate
minimum 3 students
$90/1 hr session
Group rate
minimum 1- 2
Total: for group class rate
minimum 1-2 students
$70/1 hr session