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ENERGY a Physics Primer for Cyclists

July 9, 2016 The Wisconsin Skier 0
This entry is part of 3 in the series Physics for Cyclists

As cyclists we constantly hear many people using the term energy. As with most such terms we have a general idea of what energy is, but having a general idea is not knowing and in […]

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WORK – A Physics Primer for Cyclists

June 26, 2016 The Wisconsin Skier 0
This entry is part of 3 in the series Physics for Cyclists

In my previous installment of this series, I wrote about watts. That from a strict educational and physics perspective is backwards, but because cyclists obsess on watts it works. However, we do need to understand […]

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Watt is Power?

April 29, 2016 The Wisconsin Skier 0
This entry is part of 3 in the series Physics for Cyclists

Watt is Power? — What is a Watt? Us cyclists are concerned about many numbers. Heart rate, cadence, speed, weight, power, and those are just the most obvious (and not requiring needles). The standard unit […]

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The Brief Moment of Being Out of Control

December 8, 2013 The Wisconsin Skier 1

We know The Code, and the overarching point of The Codeis not to ski out of control. Always be able to stop and steer your way around obstacles. Out of Control Distance Skied If you […]

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Physics — Acceleration Down the Ski Hill

February 27, 2013 The Wisconsin Skier 0

First off, let us understand one thing, when talking of the physics we are here we need to honor Sir Isaac Newton and not Albert Einstein. NO one skis so fast that we need to […]

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