Why not just buy an all American made car from the 60's/70's, where quality was the selling point, unlike the 80's and 90's? You can buy an okay El Camino for some 4000-10,000 dollars if you're willing to travel in most cities.
A cricket ball can operate much the same way, except with a few more variables thrown in: The ball being strategically scuffed or shined to create movement through the air, the spinning ball interacting with the playing surface and the single circumference seam.
I add a spin to the ball while playing cricket but since the ball comes in contact with the ground before reaching the batter the direction changes drastically.
I would really like to see the physics of bowling. Being a bowler I know the sport is more complex than people think but I would really like to know what is it about the shape of the core in a ball and the texture of the surface that can make the hook change so drastically.
Being a baseball fan, I can appreciate this. However, the curveball should have been mentioned. And furthermore, I recommend checking out a video about the gyroball.
People say baseball is easy. It's actually the hardest sport in the world. Just one example of that is a major league fastball gets to the plate in about .395 seconds and you have to read the pitch, load, decide if you are going to swing, and swing in the time less than a blink of an eye
I've done the fast ball before but my best pitching was the curved ball and sadly sometimes when I was the one holding the bat I would receive the balls to the hip or the ribcage it hurt a lot
so many variables with baseball. as a catcher you "frame" the ball. so wherever the ball hits his glove he has to be handy (no pun intended) enough to deceive the human eye of the umpire. upon that, a judgement call is made. umpires are often right but pitchers are often aware of the discretion tendencies of how an umpire will call the ball he throws
Uhh the reason for removing a ball when it hits the ground because it killed someone. I believe it was the Cleveland Indians player by the name of Chapman, at Yankees stadium in 1920. They played with one ball the whole game. By the end of the day the ball was completely dirt colored and misshapen by the amount of contact during the game. At this time there wasn't anything in the way of safety, including "batters' eye" or the solid usually black background to see it clearly or even batting helmets. It happened because it was the end of the game before stadium lights. The sky was in twilight, the shape of the ball at that point was more of an oval which made it travel in air very differently. Between the movement and the color that matched the sky, Chapman didn't see it, didn't react at all. Without a batting helmet the pitch caught him in the forehead, he poured blood at home plate he died shortly after in a NYC hospital. I guess the blessing was that he never saw it coming, never regained consciousness, and passed away doing what he loved without ever suffering. We should all be so lucky.
I've read pitchers would intentionally rub tobacco juice and dirt over the ball to make it as hard to see as possible. Those early batters were definitely supermen being able to see that in twilight.
How about looking into how the sibling sport to baseball... cricket. Similarly when the bowler (like a pitcher) bowls (throws over arm) fast 80-90 mph the ball can move through the air. We call it "swing". Some bowlers can manipulate the ball to swing left and right. The best bowlers for swing are found in my native England where there's more moisture in the air. But tbh, one one really knows how this works. And bare in mind that the global money in cricket is HUGE. So a lot of scientists have been looking into this phenomenon and so far it's a mystery. If you are the sort who laugh off the cricket thing then read on... The bowler marks out is run up some 50 feet behind where he'll release. As he runs in he'll spring into his bowling action. The arm with the ball at it's highest will be around 10 feet off the ground. From 22 yards away, he'll release the ball. The ball will hit the ground in front of you and bounce and then move or swing to your left or right. It might be only by half an inch or by a foot. Depending on where the ball hits the ground in front of you, near your feet or three - five yards in front will determine whether the ball will hit your foot, ankle etc upto four feet above your head. The bounce depends on the speed. If you're facing a Fast bowler, you're talking 90+ mph (after the ball has bounced!). From 22 yards away you'll have all of 0.22 seconds to decide whether to duck under it, or try and play a shot. One wrong move, misjudgment or mistake and you're out or be in need of an x-ray or just stitches. Some of the best batsmen can score hundreds of runs (points) in 40° heat against Fast bowling for hours and hours and even days. You might have heard of a variation of the game called "Test Cricket". It tests folks to breaking point. So don't dismiss this sport. Embrace it and look for videos of fast bowlers like Mitchell Johnson, Curtly Ambrose, Bret Lee, Alan Donald or Dale Steyn.
Ask an African child what baseball is, or what rugby is. Now ask him what futbol is. Let me guess. He will tell you anything you want to know about the game. This proves that futbol or soccer as some might say is the biggest and well known sport. I'm not saying you should like the sport but in terms of majority "Futbol > any other sport".
Freddy apex Soccer/Football is not just a 3rd World Sport. Big countries like Germany, England, etc play it too. I grew up playing baseball and soccer but soccer is the most popular sport in the world
+Bluez Hero TM I was talking about at 1:13, the graphic IS a 2 seam fastball and by the way I DO pitch and have been for 8 years so I don't think I'm a rookie.
This is begging for a follow up with the physics of bowling in cricket. Due to the fact that the ball has to bounce it's far more interesting than a baseball pitch. Spin, swing, reverse swing..
1:45. That statement proves this is an actor and NOT a physicist. The seems have literally nothing to do with the movement of the ball once released. (Seem shifting a rare exception).
Mentioned are the more well-known pitches. But left out of the discussion were other pitches such as the Screwball, the Forkball, and, yes, the banned Spitball. He did not get into the different variety of Fastball pitches which have different spins & breaks; 2-seam Fastball, 4-seam Fastball (Sinker), Split-Fingered Fastball, and the Cutter. Ditto for the variety of off-speed pitches in the Change-up family; Straight Change, Circle Change, and the Palmball. All different in their own way.
so you wanted an entire video detailing all of the subjective baseball grips known to man? pitchers use different grips and get different breaks. the video was just used to detail the ones used in every repertoire.
Dude, relax. I was just mentioning other types of pitches that weren't brought up for the benefit of others who may not be familiar with Baseball. Other pitches for others who may not know about them. I wasn't demanding anything or expecting more from the creator's of the video. That's your projection. Chill, dude, chill.
I'm no baseball fan but I've always been really fascinated of the physics from different pitches. this is an awesome video!
did they really just sneak a mother fuckin add on me?? 2:37
Fuck them
Yo drake hows it feel to have the number 1 hip hop song in america?
hahahahaaha!!
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1:44 did he call a splitter a sinker
Because that is the technical and official term
It typically does sink
it's subjective based on how wide your index and middle finger are apart.
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now i want to buy a subaru
E SC subaru all the way
Why not just buy an all American made car from the 60's/70's, where quality was the selling point, unlike the 80's and 90's? You can buy an okay El Camino for some 4000-10,000 dollars if you're willing to travel in most cities.
Can you do the physics of Cricket?
Stuff like swinging the ball would be really interesting...
What about tennis serves, or in general, the physics behind different tennis swings?
What's the physics behind scoring goals in football?
iknowitall jacob Kick the ball into the goal?
iknowitall jacob Ball > Goal + Teeth > arm
TheJason434 too much details. Can you simplify that? Not everyone has a PhD in soccer.
UWBadgers10 My explanation is a lot easier to understand
*Touchdowns
A cricket ball can operate much the same way, except with a few more variables thrown in: The ball being strategically scuffed or shined to create movement through the air, the spinning ball interacting with the playing surface and the single circumference seam.
I add a spin to the ball while playing cricket but since the ball comes in contact with the ground before reaching the batter the direction changes drastically.
I would really like to see the physics of bowling. Being a bowler I know the sport is more complex than people think but I would really like to know what is it about the shape of the core in a ball and the texture of the surface that can make the hook change so drastically.
I would love to see more on baseball!
Great stuff...now I'd like to see a game played between two teams of Physicists.
A video of the physics behind Tennis would be nice!!! And with wimbledon starting next week timing couldn't be better
aldo montes Wimbledon already started......
For a second I thought this video was about beer and hot dogs, I got exited.
Being a baseball fan, I can appreciate this. However, the curveball should have been mentioned. And furthermore, I recommend checking out a video about the gyroball.
San Jose? San Francisco
michael ma New York
I live in San Jose! SJ Giants is the minor league team and SF Giants is the major league team. :)
ive always wondered what the heck all those different pitches were 😅... thanks!
As a baseball fan, I loved this video.
People say baseball is easy. It's actually the hardest sport in the world. Just one example of that is a major league fastball gets to the plate in about .395 seconds and you have to read the pitch, load, decide if you are going to swing, and swing in the time less than a blink of an eye
That's fine, I don't mind a shameless plug if it's quick, a bit funny, and flows back outward just the way it came.
umm PITCHER NERD ALERT! the images of the grips are inaccurate. I know no one gives a shit about it tho :'(
Explain the science behind swing and reserve swing in cricket
Your physics has me interested in your sports ball.
I've done the fast ball before but my best pitching was the curved ball and sadly sometimes when I was the one holding the bat I would receive the balls to the hip or the ribcage it hurt a lot
Can we have a video for each type of pitch?
San jose giants??? Cmon bro
theyre a real team they play in the Single A California League
when you play yourself
Drew Jackson lmao you don't even know ur own team's farm system
Drew Jackson Minor League team, Bro.
www.milb.com/san-jose
So does altitude have an effect on pitching?
I play wheelchair basketball and the physics involved in that are pretty intriguing.
Also. At 2:15 why is Arizona Senator Jeff Flake shown as a college or professional player? He's almost 60 years old?
How about the physics behind being able to jump high enough to dunk a basketball?
Sometime tells me this guy would rather throw lattes at starbucks then actually get sweaty playing baseball.
Can you do a video of the dead sea?
DNews do a video on science behind cricket ball.
Make physics behind cricket ball pitches ( fast bowling)
so many variables with baseball. as a catcher you "frame" the ball. so wherever the ball hits his glove he has to be handy (no pun intended) enough to deceive the human eye of the umpire. upon that, a judgement call is made. umpires are often right but pitchers are often aware of the discretion tendencies of how an umpire will call the ball he throws
Can you do the physics of judo!
Do you know what else goes great with baseball?.... the new "sponsor" (I expected something like that)
Your 1st example of a 4 seam fastball in (virtual) flight was a 2 seamer.
So I'm the only one that read " The Physics of Baseball Bitches " ??
Valantis Kefalas 1+(dingers/at bats)*number of times the bat flips through the air while doing a bat flip = number of baseball bitches
Valantis Kefalas LOLS
Uhh the reason for removing a ball when it hits the ground because it killed someone.
I believe it was the Cleveland Indians player by the name of Chapman, at Yankees stadium in 1920. They played with one ball the whole game. By the end of the day the ball was completely dirt colored and misshapen by the amount of contact during the game. At this time there wasn't anything in the way of safety, including "batters' eye" or the solid usually black background to see it clearly or even batting helmets. It happened because it was the end of the game before stadium lights. The sky was in twilight, the shape of the ball at that point was more of an oval which made it travel in air very differently. Between the movement and the color that matched the sky, Chapman didn't see it, didn't react at all. Without a batting helmet the pitch caught him in the forehead, he poured blood at home plate he died shortly after in a NYC hospital. I guess the blessing was that he never saw it coming, never regained consciousness, and passed away doing what he loved without ever suffering.
We should all be so lucky.
I've read pitchers would intentionally rub tobacco juice and dirt over the ball to make it as hard to see as possible. Those early batters were definitely supermen being able to see that in twilight.
I cannot look at the Toyota "TRD" without thinking TuRD. And now you will never see it the same way again...
What is the effect of the "laces" on an NFL football when it is thrown?
How about looking into how the sibling sport to baseball... cricket.
Similarly when the bowler (like a pitcher) bowls (throws over arm) fast 80-90 mph the ball can move through the air. We call it "swing". Some bowlers can manipulate the ball to swing left and right. The best bowlers for swing are found in my native England where there's more moisture in the air. But tbh, one one really knows how this works. And bare in mind that the global money in cricket is HUGE. So a lot of scientists have been looking into this phenomenon and so far it's a mystery.
If you are the sort who laugh off the cricket thing then read on...
The bowler marks out is run up some 50 feet behind where he'll release. As he runs in he'll spring into his bowling action. The arm with the ball at it's highest will be around 10 feet off the ground. From 22 yards away, he'll release the ball.
The ball will hit the ground in front of you and bounce and then move or swing to your left or right. It might be only by half an inch or by a foot. Depending on where the ball hits the ground in front of you, near your feet or three - five yards in front will determine whether the ball will hit your foot, ankle etc upto four feet above your head.
The bounce depends on the speed. If you're facing a Fast bowler, you're talking 90+ mph (after the ball has bounced!). From 22 yards away you'll have all of 0.22 seconds to decide whether to duck under it, or try and play a shot. One wrong move, misjudgment or mistake and you're out or be in need of an x-ray or just stitches. Some of the best batsmen can score hundreds of runs (points) in 40° heat against Fast bowling for hours and hours and even days. You might have heard of a variation of the game called "Test Cricket". It tests folks to breaking point.
So don't dismiss this sport. Embrace it and look for videos of fast bowlers like Mitchell Johnson, Curtly Ambrose, Bret Lee, Alan Donald or Dale Steyn.
can you do lacrosse
That guy has weird arms.
Daniel L. They are muscular but also razor sharp
when i first saw this dude i thought it was linus from tec tips
hmm that advert makes me want to buy a land rover now
Futbol, fotbal, soccer, football. Does it really matter? You know what the person is talking about.
That Toyota add was pretty random.. lol :D
what does a Toyota have to do with baseball pitches?
Haha that Segway to the Toyota ad was hilariously stupid
I love the San Jose giants
What are the physics of swing in cricket
how about a doing the physics of tennis serves
Pretty good video dude
Do physics of soccer !!
Baseball>soccer
Rugby>all sports
Michael Flynn rugby? idk who she is.
Ask an African child what baseball is, or what rugby is.
Now ask him what futbol is. Let me guess. He will tell you anything you want to know about the game.
This proves that futbol or soccer as some might say is the biggest and well known sport.
I'm not saying you should like the sport but in terms of majority "Futbol > any other sport".
Cristiano Ronaldo cause it a 3rd world sport. and its simple to play.
Freddy apex Soccer/Football is not just a 3rd World Sport. Big countries like Germany, England, etc play it too. I grew up playing baseball and soccer but soccer is the most popular sport in the world
Could you please do the physics of boxing?
Brought to you by the TRD Laser.
Did anyone else realize that some of the grips were Different than usual and some wrong
Greatest sport in the world.
lacrosse physics looks interesting
Can you guys do Physics of Gun
Hockey. Wearing metal blades on your feet while dressed for football, holding a stick and hitting a puck.
He forgot “free balling” ... that’s when the pitcher wears no undies
I may not be much of a sports fan but I've always enjoyed baseball.
that ninja add x)
You do realize you are showing a 2-seam fastball instead of a 4-seam
that was not a 2 seam that was a 4-seam obviously your not a pitcher probably or just a rookie
+Bluez Hero TM I was talking about at 1:13, the graphic IS a 2 seam fastball and by the way I DO pitch and have been for 8 years so I don't think I'm a rookie.
+Andrew Escude O nvm I thought you meant when the pitcher was holding the ball, lol
Actually, it was a 4 seamer. And if you’ve been pitching for only 8 years, you’re a rookie. If that.
Sheldon Cierley He's talking about the spinning ball, not the one with the grip.
Please cover golf.
In cricket, using the seam but also bouncing in the floor
Physics behind a proper American football throw (like actually whipping your body instead of just arming it like 80% of the general public)?
Holy shit smooth plug there
ITS FOOTBALL GOD DAMN IT!
“Smoother the ball, the further a batter can hit it” --I thought the opposite was true?
This is begging for a follow up with the physics of bowling in cricket. Due to the fact that the ball has to bounce it's far more interesting than a baseball pitch. Spin, swing, reverse swing..
1:45. That statement proves this is an actor and NOT a physicist. The seems have literally nothing to do with the movement of the ball once released. (Seem shifting a rare exception).
What sport is soccer?
Knuckleball in football (or soccer as u guys like to call it)
best vid ever
I love throwing knuckle balls
Mentioned are the more well-known pitches. But left out of the discussion were other pitches such as the Screwball, the Forkball, and, yes, the banned Spitball. He did not get into the different variety of Fastball pitches which have different spins & breaks; 2-seam Fastball, 4-seam Fastball (Sinker), Split-Fingered Fastball, and the Cutter. Ditto for the variety of off-speed pitches in the Change-up family; Straight Change, Circle Change, and the Palmball. All different in their own way.
so you wanted an entire video detailing all of the subjective baseball grips known to man? pitchers use different grips and get different breaks. the video was just used to detail the ones used in every repertoire.
Dude, relax. I was just mentioning other types of pitches that weren't brought up for the benefit of others who may not be familiar with Baseball. Other pitches for others who may not know about them. I wasn't demanding anything or expecting more from the creator's of the video. That's your projection. Chill, dude, chill.
I flunked all my science classes. how the F-- did I make 3rd team all-borough?
Physics behind Ronaldo's (Brazilian) free kick
What about the physics of a cricket ball
Almost all of the pitch grips you showed were wrong.
How about head force trauma in football?
The psychics in bowling in cricket
No
Physics of hockey slapshot
i first thought that the title was: The Physics Of Baseball Bitches!
is that really why they switch balls?
why theres no jyro ball
im pretty sure 4 seam is called 4 seam bc you see 4 seams
The KNUCKLEBALL though!!!?
Science of boxing!
Biology of Boxing
i like this guy
Physics of Hockey. Hint - It is not regelation
0:38 San Jose giants?
Physics behind cricket
Look up sports science baseball vs cricket. The study showed its easier to hit a cricket ball than a baseball
Physics of a curve ball in soccer/football.
XxAssassinYouXx What's "soccer"?
Panquake shut up.
No
No thank you
spelled the wrong futbol dude
This guy only uses gluten free, locally sourced, artisanal baseballs in his Williamsburg old-timey “base ball” team