Sports Engineering
Discover how high-tech fabrics can make swimmers and skiers faster, how baseballs equipped with instrumentation can improve pitchers' deliveries and how understanding the technical parameters of a golf swing can enhance players' games.
Patrick Drane is Assistant Director, Baseball Research Center at the University of Massachusetts, Lowell.
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