The Physics of Wakeboarding
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- I've been wakeboarding for a few years now, but never really thought about the physics that goes into it. In this video, we talk about the fluid dynamics that makes wakeboarding possible and how it is very similar to an airplane.
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Great video. I could smell the water. Only because my memories of water skiing involve water shooting up my nose for what seemed like an eternity while I attempted to plane using an under-powered boat. I can still imagine the discomfort and smell the water. Water and I are not friends. I think that's why I quit water polo in high school and played basketball instead. I was short, but at least I didn't drown. Cheers.
Water is too wet
Read this comment while I am currently hi, i felt different things but now I can't remember what I was really going to say. Oh dear but yes excellent video and comment hehe haha
That was a fun one. The 10° is certainly an oversimplification, but not an entirely unreasonable one.
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Be more like Mark Rober and you’ll get more subs
wake boarding is mad hard. fire vid tho
Nice, this is helping me in trying to determine if my wakeboard tower is strong enough...I'm trying to find the rope tension during a deep water start for an amateur young wakeboarder. Anyone has an idea? My guess is 40-60 kg. Of such individuals, who could hold much more weight in two hands? Anyone?
Something I've been curious about for a while is regarding your map in the background of your videos - is there a specific reason for blue shading in some regions/countries? Always find the videos you post very interesting - thanks for sharing!
I don’t think there really is, the map only has two colors so I guess they mix it up so the different countries stand out.
@@ScienceC Hm, fair enough - thanks for the response!
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I don't think the math takes getting up into account. If you were to accelerate to 3MPH while on a dock before entering the water it might work at that velocity.
A slight point off for mixing metric and American systems...
The jet ski measured speed in MPH so that was the easiest way to test, but I did try to use metric as much as possible.
Why did i read "The physics of Waterboarding"?
Maybe now i wont be so trash at wakeboarding
Good attempt hahaha