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Im trying to learn more about physics to understand in more detail what is happening in chapter 2, so looking for a basic physics book that will help me understand laws of force and motion, centrifugal force...etc in much more detail than I know now. Im also looking for suggestions also for a book on anatomy and anatomic movement - about muscles, how they work, bone structure...etc... preferably with a 'sport' context.

Any suggestions would be appreciated...

One of the classic entry level (undergraduate) physics books is Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday and Resnick (multiple editions). It does require basic calculus I think and will be $$$$ new. I would suggest getting one used. Any edition should be fine. Even graduate students go back and look up problems and concepts out of Halliday and Resnick. Caveat: I never took a course out of the book or owned it, however everyone I knew in grad school had a copy. I was a dummy to never have gotten one.