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Science of action is described in several different daily routine activities like sports, stunts, adventures, and things that should not be done at home. This series shows videos of people hurting themselves and explains the science behind them.
Episode 14 : Bridges, Snowboarding and Tug of War
March. 17,2017
Snowboarding is always fun before the fall. Doing a flip from a bridge is just another way to embarrass, injure and humiliate yourself. Keep a firm hand on your motorised hole drill. Golf, always good for some blunders, and testing your strength in a tug of war can hurt.
Episode 13 : Boat, Roller Skating and Dirt Bike Jump
March. 17,2017
Roller skating pain and humiliation, steering a boat is not for amateurs, and a failed dirt bike jump is a painful experience.
Episode 12 : Pogo Sticks, Drumming, and Snowdrifts.
March. 10,2017
No matter what, a Pogo stick is pretty much guaranteed to result in pain. Drumming is sometimes best left to professionals, unless you really want to embarrass yourself, and jumping into snowdrifts is just another way injure and humiliate yourself.
Episode 11 : Snowmobile, Skateboard and Long Robes
March. 10,2017
Jumping a skateboard can go wrong in so many ways, snowmobiles can get pretty painful too, and walking in long robes is just asking for trouble.
Episode 10 : Hedges, Longboards and Parking Gates
March. 03,2017
Jumping into hedges, great fun, great pain, parking gates will beat some sense into you and stopping a Longboard, not so easy and it can hurt.
Episode 9 : Ski Jumping, Limbo Dancing & Zip Lining
March. 03,2017
Remember flying down a speedy zip line, there is sometimes a sudden and painfully humiliating stop at the end. Meat tenderising with a stick, not recommended. Ski flip forecast, high risk of failure and guaranteed pain. If you are attempting the limbo, you had better be limber.
Episode 8 : Rocks, Wheelies and Face Planting
February. 24,2017
Jumping on planks can be humiliating and painful. Scrambling on rocks, is really dangerous and guaranteed to hurt. Smashing a face into a cake is often funny, unless it happens to be your face. Performing circle wheelies is not as easy as it looks.
Episode 7 : Slides, Horses and Twerking
February. 24,2017
Sometimes horse jumping is less horse jump and more people jump. Bumpy slides are great fun until too much speed causes takeoff. Singing while skating can put you on your face. Twerking is not just embarrassing, it can be painful and humiliating as well.
Episode 6 : Boats, Bicycles and Tablecloths
February. 17,2017
Jumping onto, off of, or around any boat will pretty much always end in pain and humiliation. ATV doughnuts hurt as well. You need to know the science of cornering on a bicycle if you want to win the race, and a tablecloth pull is smashing fun.
Episode 5 : Volcano Boarding
February. 17,2017
Childrens toy cars are just that, and adults will only hurt and humiliate themselves playing with them. Swinging on a trapeze, can be fun or painful depending on how you do it. Volcano boarding, is dangerous and best left to the professionals.
Episode 4 : Skateboarding and Motorbiking
February. 10,2017
The gentle art of catching people, or not depends on a lot of science. You would think simply standing on a skateboard would be simple, yet so many get it wrong and doing motorbike burnouts can always end in pain and humiliation if you don't get it right.
Episode 3 : Tyres, Monster Trucks and Scooters
February. 10,2017
A child's scooter is just for a child, and in the hands of an adult, it is a source of pain and humiliation. Tyres are for vehicles and if you must use them for other things then expect to get hurt. Monster truck tricks are really cool if done right, but if done wrong, can be very costly indeed.
Episode 2 : Swimming Pool Handstands
February. 03,2017
Slides are a never ending source of fun, humiliation and pain, depending on how you do it. Poolside handstands are a headache more often than you would think, although very entertaining to onlookers. Jumping all terrain vehicles is just never a good idea and pretty often results in destruction mayhem and pain.
Episode 1 : Pogo Backflip, Ski Cliff Drop In and Reverse Parking
February. 03,2017
Driving in reverse, how many ways can it go wrong. Pogo stick antics are often painful, and ski cliff drop in's are fun until they hurt.
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