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A Spike in Power
The Ohio State University College of Engineering partners with the Buckeye volleyball team to explain the science behind spikes in volleyball. Engineering student-athletes Christy Blough and Luisa Schirmer show you, and...
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A Spike in Power is an episode from Athletics Engineered by The Ohio State University. The Ohio State University College of Engineering partners with the Buckeye volleyball team to explain the science behind spikes in volleyball. Engineerin...
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Published Oct 17, 2016, 3:07 long, audio available.
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The Ohio State University College of Engineering partners with the Buckeye volleyball team to explain the science behind spikes in volleyball. Engineering student-athletes Christy Blough and Luisa Schirmer show you, and Associate Professor Brian Harper explains how spiking relates to Newton's Second Law of Motion.
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