The Science of Sports

Currently, only the page for Bicycling Science has any content.  The other pages will be developed later (but not until late-2008) mainly by providing links to selected high-quality resources on the web.

Do you want to help?  I'll do some development for the web-pages you see below, but much of their content, quality, and timing will depend on finding people who are expert in each area — or who are interested and want to become more expert — to search for educational resources on the web and write links-pages describing these resources and summarizing the basic principles for the area.

Even though the pages below are labeled "The Science of..." we recognize that much more is involved, that for most of these a more accurate label would be "The Art & Science (including Psychology) and Drama & Business..."

    • The Science of Bicycling has some interesting content now — about the mystery of Floyd Landis (was he chemically supercharged in the 2006 Tour?) and more, plus (as a non-science bonus) some History of the Tour de France — and it will be further developed in late 2008.

    • The Science of Nutrition - will be developed in late 2008, maybe, or (more likely) in early 2009.
    • The Science of Running - will be developed in late 2008, maybe, or (more likely) in early 2009.
    • The Science of Rowing - will be developed in late 2008, maybe, or (more likely) in early 2009.
    • The Science of Swimming - will be developed in late 2008, maybe, or (more likely) in early 2009.
    • The Science of Competition - will be developed in late 2008, maybe, or (more likely) in early 2009.
    • The Science of Sports-Games - will be developed in late 2008, maybe, and eventually it will have pages for football (global & American), basketball, baseball, tennis, hockey,...
    • The Science of Sports Medicine - will be developed in late 2008, maybe, or (more likely) in early 2009. 

    • And other areas will be added later.

 
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Here are some related pages:

This page, written by Craig Rusbult (editor of ASA Science Ed), is
http://www.asa3.org/ASA/education/teach/sports-science.htm

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