Technology in Sport - Is it Cheating?

In the last of his Engineering Sport films, Professor Steve Haake looks at how technology has affected athletic performance over time and how it may hold the key to the future of sport, leading to new rules and even completely new games.
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[@diarysexologist]

Cool video!

[@gonzaprofe9733]

very usefull thanks

[@MrWesto97]

mate im a athlete in swimming but with the prosthesis... they try to make them all equal.

[@Paddyramoutar]

This is his last video :(, it would be sad to know that rules are changing just to allow records to be broken, but some technological advances cant be stopped

[@maju7096]

NO ENTIENDO QUE ALGUIEN ME EXPLIQUE

[@carloschaconnaal4404]

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[@neguibisosa9133]

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[@MadolcheGabbana]

Yes,

[@magnuswootton6181]

the scientist can beat all the mongrels, if he uses a special invention.

[@muguendani]

vi esa mierda pa un examen de ingles sino aca ni Vengo hhahahahah =D

[@amorag59]

Women weren't even swimming in 1948

[@jennis229]

amorag59 that's incorrect, women have been swimming since 1912

[@alexfrost7284]

@@jennis229 sorry. Forgot you were there then to see

[@AugustusKerzic]

First

[@neguibisosa9133]

Pq lo insultas :(

[@wibblemania]

This series has been quite disappointing, not much about actual physics and engineering.

[@sbaptisted]

Pas ouf