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1) How to speak about forces and motion
2) Training with videos and sensors
3) How does it work? Chrono photography Photo finish, Hawk-eye, High speed camera
4) Why do we need instant replay nowadays?
Technology and sport
Design for the paralympics
Diet and sports
Drinks
Doping
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3) How does it work? Chrono photography Photo finish, Hawk-eye, High speed camera
Riddles (part 1)
Riddles (part 1)
◄ Horse races and photo finish
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Annonces
Sport 1 : Forces
Use the vocabulary correctly
Video about drag
Video about friction
Video about free fall
Video about weightlessness
Sport 2 : Modern training
How to compare to an Olympian?
My comparison with an Olympians?
Our training
Video about hockey
Video about performance analysis sport injuries
AI and sports
C. Key point: Why sensors and video analysis are important for sport coaching? Are sensors useful for your personal training?
Sport 3: photo finish
Our monitoring
Horse races and photo finish
Riddles (Part 2)
Compare photos
Compare illustrations
Key point: How does it work? Photo finish, Hawk-eye, high speed camera …
Sport 4: Video Assistant Referee
VAR : The Video Assistant Referee
Quiz: to my mind
Key point: instant replay or video referees, are they a solution for the increase of the number of contestations in sports?
technology and sport
Key point: Ordering countries with the number of medals in a competition, is it fair?
design for paralympics
Composites
Key point: How engineering is modifying performances?
Key point: What characteristics of materials are improved and why?
Key point: Enhanced human and paralympic sports, how do we fix fair limits?
Key point: health and performances for athletes, why diet is often a part of the training?
Key point: I sweat so I drink, what must contain the perfect drink for athletes?
Key point: Having an example to highlight your presentation with a personal point of view
Riddles (Part 2) ►