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Topic	Aren't runners on the inside of a racetrack subject to more angular momentum?
Robot2600 08/01/21 10:40:05 PM #1:	Even though the distances might be the same, aren't the runners on the inside of the track subject to more angular momentum (from having to turn faster) than the other runners? It would mean running on the inside curve is a disadvantage. Thoughts and experiences (if you ran track)? --- Marvel presents Marvel Marvel's The Marvels <cite>Robot2600 posted [p:956687305] in Aren't run... [t:79594284]...</cite> <quote>Even though the distances might be the same, aren't the runners on the inside of the track subject to more angular momentum (from having to turn faster) than the other runners? It would mean running on the inside curve is a disadvantage. Thoughts and experiences (if you ran track)? --- Marvel presents Marvel Marvel's The Marvels</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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