Physics of Snowboarding Project

[SnowRider]

I am doing a science project on the Physics of snowboarding. Does anyone here have any websites that may help me complete my project? I am open to any of your knowledge, books you have, websites you have found or any other sources.

I need to tell everyone about Drag, Resistence, Designs of Snowboards, The actual Physics (how you go down) and more.

I also need to present this info to my class so if anyone here has any unique ways to present it let me know.:beer:

 

[WWF-VT]

Physics of a Snowboard Carved Turn

http://www.bomberonline.com/articles/physics.cfm

 

[dmc]

"Gravity - It's not just a good idea - it's the law..."

 

[SkiDog]

Not for nothing, but a simple google search on "physics of snowboarding" comes up with MANY MANY links to information.

You do know Google right?

M

 

[MRGisevil]

http://www.mrfizzix.com/snowboarding/

 

[BushMogulMaster]

Here's an interesting way to present.... got to an open ski area and demonstrate!

Of course, depending on when you need to present it, your only option might be A-Basin or Whistler! :wink:

 

[SnowRider]

Not for nothing, but a simple google search on "physics of snowboarding" comes up with MANY MANY links to information.

I had already done that I was just seeing if any people came up with anything new or intresting ways to present it.

 

[ckofer]

I am doing a science project on the Physics of snowboarding. Does anyone here have any websites that may help me complete my project? I am open to any of your knowledge, books you have, websites you have found or any other sources.

I need to tell everyone about Drag, Resistence, Designs of Snowboards, The actual Physics (how you go down) and more.

I also need to present this info to my class so if anyone here has any unique ways to present it let me know.:beer:

I would narrow the project down to something like how the board flexes and where the forces are or how the forces are distributed on step-in bindings vs traditional. The fact that stuff slides down a hill is pretty well understood.