Reading Space · Bilingual Themed Reading Life in Motion (Suitable for High School and First-Year University Students)

Author: Edited by the United States Kailas Publishing Company
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: The content of the series is selected from the most popular American youth-themed magazines MUSE, ODYSSEY, CALLIOPE, FACES. It extends the themes of university and high school English textbooks, making it ideal material for high school English elective courses and the best teaching resources for research-based learning. Running seems complex, but if you view the entire system as a mechanical function, it becomes easier to understand. People first created running robots before creating walking ones. Their legs move like things on a spring. How do ambitious roller skaters accomplish jumps, spins, and high-difficulty aerial flips? Besides extensive practice and personal conditions, they utilize the principles of physics. Biomechanics may not make everyone a top athlete, but it certainly helps us better understand the movements of our bodies. Whether you are engaged in any sport, understanding these is beneficial to you.