Each activity introduces scientific principals. By altering various factors in the players, the equipment, or the environment, visitors can experience scientific theories. Visitors are then encouraged to enhance their performance by applying what they have learned. The exhibit features twelve interactive challenges where visitors take physical sporting challenges to uncover scientific facts. Wheelchairs racing to reveal the impact of sleek aerodynamics of a racing wheelchair in comparison to those of a regular wheelchair.
Surfboards ridden over simulated waves reveal how to apply balance in order to surf successfully.
Basketball hoops used in a high jumping challenge to demonstrate the use of the player's arms in the force of momentum. Basketballs dribbling on different surfaces to show how shock absorption affects the bounce. Racecar gas pedals being depressed at the flash of a green light to test the reaction time of the driver. Radar guns measuring how fast participants can throw balls, which vary in shape, weight, and size. Targets and tennis ball machines helping challengers to experiment with angles.