Ethics/Doping (T&I)
Taking substances to boost performance in sports.
What is doping?
Every time we move, we have to push millions of air molecules out of the way. Pushing these air molecules out of the way slows us down a tiny bit. This is the resistance derived from friction between the surface of a body and the fluid through which it is moving.
What is drag?
The year of the first ever Olympic games.
What is 1896?
Technology used by referees when uncertain.
What is TMO?
The Most Popular Sport In Germany.
What Is Football?
Cocaine, caffeine, ecstasy, adderal, ritalin..
What are stimulants?
The ability to sustain a certain intensity (e.g., running speed) over a longer period of time and to recover as soon as possible.
What is endurance/stamina?
The first ever training shoe created for runners, that cost two Reichsmarks.
What is Adidas/Adi Dassler?
Athlete who unofficially broke 2 hour marathon record?
What is Eliud Kipchoge?
Football Player that has the Most Goals.
What is Christian Ronaldo?
Increased performance, extended endurance, lower blood pressure etc.
What are the effects of performance enhancing drugs/doping?
Gravitational force of attraction on an object, caused by the presence of a massive second object
What is weight?
The worlds oldest sport, discovered through cave paintings in France.
What is wrestling?
Material used to make first swimsuit.
What is wool?
The Most Homeruns In Baseball With Out Substances.
Who is Babe Ruth?
The most popular sport for doping.
What is track and field?
A force that acts against a surface over another such as tennis shoes on a grass court
What is Friction?
The country which made the first ever official swimsuit.
What is France?
Material that running shoes are made of.
What is knit Polyester or Nylon mesh?
The Most Successful F1 Driver?
What is Lewis Hamilton?
MDMA
What is ecstasy?
Force that acts in the opposite direction to an action force.
What is reaction force?
The first ever swimming related death.
Who is Fran Crippen?
Material that bicycle wheels were made of.
What is steel or aluminum?
How Many Teams Are In The NVA? (National Volleyball Association)
What is 10?