Physics - General & Miscellaneous, Physics Experiments, Science & Technology Experiments, Sports & Recreation - General & Miscellaneous, Science Experiments - General & Miscellaneous, Physics
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Overview
Hands-on experiments help the student to understand the physical principles underlying sports action. Is it better to be left-handed in baseball? Are their limits to running records? How do you measure the velocity of a hockey puck? How do levers in sports (for example, fishing poles and lacrosse sticks) work?Discusses how such principles of physics as force, gravity, and momentum apply to a variety of athletic actions, with experiments for the reader to try.
Book Details
Published
February 1, 1993
Publisher
New York : F. Watts, c1993.
Pages
128
Format
Binding
ISBN
9780531125434