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I love the exhibits on this website, especially the reaction time one. It is so impossible! You have to have good reflexes to hit the ball like that.
The exhibits are very interesting but didn't really explain the basic principal of hitting a ball at fast pace in that section of the blog the real principal is that the momentum of the ball is so fast in the pro leagues that really all you have to make contact and its out of there
I thought that the exhibits were really cool. Personally I don't like baseball but this website definitely gave you a lot of information on the science of baseball.
As everyone has said, the exhibits are very cool. There were a lot of different places to get information. I also do not like baseball very much, but I learned a lot from this website. Reflexes and momentum are very important.
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