The Mechanics of Strength
Sprinting and Newton's Law12 min
Available until 21/07/2026
Since antiquity, scientists have tracked down the principles behind the movements of moving things, from planets to athletes. Running champions make sure of basic principles of physics developed by Newton to improve their performance. We take a look at the maths behind the movement.
Director
François-Philippe Gallois
Romain Blanc-Tailleur
Country
France
Year
2021
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