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  • Equipment design: designing and building new equipment based on the requirements of athletes. e.g. racing wheelchair design
  • Lab experiments and testing: measuring the behaviour of equipment, athletes and their interaction in a controlled environment. e.g. measuring football boot traction
  • Computational modelling: simulating the forces acting on athletes and their equipment (Finite Element Analysis) or simulating the airflow around equipment (Computational Fluid Dynamics). e.g. football aerodynamic analysis
  • Field testing: recording the behaviour of sports equipment in a match environment. e.g. high-speed video recording of tennis players hitting the ball
  • Working with governing bodies: assessing the effects of rule changes or understanding injury risks.
  • Working with athletes: working together to improve their performance.
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they just do some random stuff i dont know

lick stuff i guess

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They make 125,000 to 150,00 thousand a year and they can progress up to be a excutive and earn up to 200,000

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Sports lab and sports field

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To build things for the athletes

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at the sports field or ground

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dont mess up

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