The Science of Soccer: A Bouncing Ball and a Banana Kick (Barbara Guth Worlds of Wonder Science Series for Young Readers)

Discover the hidden secrets of the world's most popular sport with "The Science of Soccer: A Bouncing Ball and a Banana Kick". Written by renowned author Taylor, this captivating book is designed for middle and high school players who want to delve into the scientific wonders behind every movement on the field. From the physics of bouncing balls to the dynamics of spinning kicks, this book explores the fascinating intersection of soccer and science.

Uncover the mysteries of ball dynamics as you learn how and why a ball bounces and spins. Delve into the scientific principles behind kicking, heading, and trapping. Gain a deeper understanding of the energy required to power through an entire game, from running and jumping to kicking with precision and accuracy. Taylor leaves no stone unturned as he weaves together the complex web of science that lies beneath the surface of this beautiful game.

For those with a mathematical inclination, this book goes the extra mile. Sidebars and appendices provide opportunities to carry out experiments that demonstrate the effects of phenomena like drag, bounce, and spin. By engaging with the science firsthand, readers can solidify their knowledge and truly appreciate the intricate relationship between science and soccer.

Don't miss out on this unique exploration of the science behind soccer. Whether you're a player seeking to enhance your skills or simply an avid fan eager to learn more, "The Science of Soccer: A Bouncing Ball and a Banana Kick" is a must-read. Discover the captivating world of soccer through the lens of science and deepen your appreciation for the game like never before.

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