This site contains sections about baseball, bicycling, skate boarding, and hockey as well as articles that relate the way that science impacts athletic fetes. Each sport section explains the laws of physics that need to be considered in the athletes strategies, the physiological factors that impact their performance, and the materials and design that are involved in the construction of the athletes' equipment . Each section has video clips that show authorities in athletics and science explaining aspects of the sport. Interactive activities allow site visitors to explore concepts such as the variables involved in hitting a home run or the aerodynamic drag and propulsive power of a cyclist. Hands-on activities, such as the clothespin workout to demonstrate muscle fatigue, are found throughout the site.
Students use mathematical skills to make calculations such as reactions time and gear ratio.
Questions, such as why muscles burn after exercised, are answered. Requires a JavaScript enabled browser.