The Wired Science crew: Evidentially the lighting is really poor in the future.Wired Magazine, who bring us monthly nerdy technology news with a pop culture ilk, are embarking on a PBS TV show about science, Wired Science. This is an interesting set of leaps and I hope the funky graphic design, future forward thinking, and nerdy yet populist approach of the magazine translates to a new medium and topic area.
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If it is going to be "nerdy" and "forward thinking" I hope it will answer the why of whatever tis being described. In other words, analyze and give the reasons for what is being described or shown.
This will make it truly beneficial especially for athletes and coaches who are usually ignorant in this area.
Michael Yessis PhD
Professor Emeritus, CSUF
Pres. Sports Training Inc.
www.dryessis.com
Yes i seen your peace on softball baseball and it was not right for one thing u should have had a man fast pitch softball player bat agianst her not a baseball player lol and whats up with not letting the man pitch to a women why is it always a man batting well frankly i think ur full or it but thats just me
This TV show is still going strong, good for them.
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