Skateboarding: Olympic Sport, Cool!

This is a Switzerland news story, published by Sequencer, that relates primarily to Physical Review Research news.

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Olympics skateboarding technique is now physics-optimized

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A group of physicists based in Switzerland and Japan published a paper in Physical Review Research published on August 5th .

They found that a professional skater was mathematically better at keeping their up-and-down height and acceleration closer to this idealized skater than the amateur skater.

Like anything, skateboarders worked out pumping like how most humans figure things out.

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