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Hi What are the key concepts of Maths and Physics that every parent should ensure their kids know? Major focus of this I am concentrating on is one a strong basis for them to be informed and backed with key knowledge to allow them to be curious and explore and learn.

I guess if I could get enough data of people running at set distances at various speeds/intervals you could derive an expectation of decline or increase in speed of those who ran quick early vs mid vs late and see if there a common thread. Interestingly about the 8.3 mph optimum speed in the...

Hi I am having trouble locating resources for a topic as I do not know exactly what it is called, and I am looking for assistance. If you wanted to look at human performance and calculate the various ways a human could perform a task and how this would affect outcome by including "work done"...

I am going through the tutorial athttp://scikit-learn.org/stable/tutorial/index.html Could anyone recommend a good book that could accompany this so I can gain a deeper understanding of the methods discussed.

I had considered game theory, but I guess I was looking at the fact that statistics can provide information on previous effort known speeds and acceleration. Courses are shaped differently and can have different surfaces. In some sports the tightness of corners will advantage some. If we then...

Would Abstract Algebra be appropriate?

Have found a good resource for Work http://www.physicsclassroom.com/class/energy/u5l1a.cfm

Well sports physiology is relevant, pyschology though is non physical. I want to look at the physical interactions between objects (people, cars, whatever given object etc) given different environment and circumstance. Specifically how adjusting one variable participant, weather, surface type...

Hi I am looking for some advice. Would like a bit of guidance into any good resources and specific maths/physics disciplines to study in relation to what I would term 'sports classical mechanics'. Not looking for any university or specific course references at the moment unless you think...