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In the first Zhaoqing Faculty Cup tug-of-war competition, we witnessed a miracle of "second victory". So, what are the scientific mysteries behind this "second victory"?1.Friction is key
In a tug-of-war, the pull of both teams is basically equal. The key to victory is the friction between the two sides and the ground. The rougher the ground and the deeper the texture under the feet, the greater the friction between the players and the ground, and the more conducive it is to generating forward force.
2.Weight and stability
Heavier team members often have an advantage in tug-of-war because their mass can translate into greater pull. At the same time, stability is also very important, keeping the center of gravity of the body stable and not shaking easily, can reduce the chance of the other party pulling.
3.Teamwork & Strategy
A good team needs not only strength, but also strategy and cooperation. Through proper positioning, using "fast attack" tactics, etc., the opponent's physical strength can be effectively consumed, so as to achieve "second victory" at critical moments.
4.Strength distribution and rhythm
In tug-of-war, the distribution of power is just as important as the sense of rhythm. A good team will adjust the size and pace of the force according to the progress of the game, ensuring that they can win at the crucial moments.
5.Psychological tactics and momentum
In addition to the physical factors mentioned above, psychological tactics and momentum are also important factors that determine victory or defeat. A confident, united team is often able to overwhelm their opponents in momentum and thus win the game.
To sum up, tug-of-war is not only a contest of strength, but also a manifestation of wisdom, strategy and team spirit. Through scientific methods and sound strategies, we can not only win the game, but also gain a deeper understanding and improvement in teamwork and collective intelligence.