Physics in Sports
Exploring science through the lens of sports
Physics in Sports
Exploring science through the lens of sports
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Doughnut Or Doughnot, There Is No Try...
For years, baseball players have been using bat weights to improve their swing speed – does this work?
What's The Hard Evidence On Soft Shells?
Soft helmet shells promise to reduce the high rates of head injuries in football, but are they effective?
Should I Buckle-in Or Is It Best To Shed The Sled?
Should I Buckle-in Or Is It Best To Shed The Sled?
Should I Buckle-in Or Is It Best To Shed The Sled?
Resisted sled training can improve some elements of speed, but there are definitely limitations.
Suit Yourself: How Much Does The Suit Matter?
Should I Buckle-in Or Is It Best To Shed The Sled?
Should I Buckle-in Or Is It Best To Shed The Sled?
A Norwegian ski jumping team was recently disqualified for modifying their suits to increase performance.
About Physics in Sports
Our Mission
Physics in Sports is a non-profit dedicated to helping K-12 students explore the exciting science behind athletic movements and equipment. By investigating how baseballs fly, how boxers punch, and how javelins are thrown, students will discover the physics of sports in a fun and engaging way. The non-profit uses real scientific studies to show how science can enhance sports performance.