SPORTS SCIENCE

Cutting edge Technology Laws Of Gravity

Speed And Performance

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Why Sports Science?

Sports Science delivers information about how

athletes defy the laws of gravity, and it detects the speed and performance of

athletes.

Cutting Edge Technology

Sports Science delivers cutting edge technology.

Cutting Edge Technology

The technology they use tells us the amount of force, strength and energy used for the concept at hand (Allain).

Laws of Gravity Sports Science tells us how an athlete

can overcome the laws of gravity (Sports).

Speed Sports science detects speed with motion

sensors. The 40 yard dash is timed with sensors from start to finish to make sure it is the correct time (Building).

Speed

Sports science finds that over the years, each sport has been getting faster and faster, which can make things more dangerous than before (Building).

Performance

Sports Science shows how an athlete can recover after a big injury (Physics).

Performance

Sports science keeps stats on athletes to show how players increased or decreased their skills (Fitness).

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Sports Science shows what athletes go through to perform and achieve their

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Sports Science can help people un-derstand an ath-letes abilities.

Works Cited

Allain, Rhett. more ESPN Sports Science. 19 3 2010. 23 8 2012.

Building the perfect athlete . Speed Strenth. n.d. 22 8 2012.

Fitness government. An athlete's diet. n.d. 22 8 2012.

Physics.org. The science of sports. n.d. 22 8 2012.

Sports Science . Sports science. n.d. 22 8 2012.

Sports Science “uncovers sports' biggest myths and mysteries by using cutting-edge technology to measure momentum, friction

and the laws of gravity” (Sports).