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Technology Within Reach of the Feet - Snakes and Stairs

Today, in the age of carbon fiber, in which technology has reached its feet, the image of Abebe Bikila – the Ethiopian who ran barefoot and won Olympic gold in Rome 1960 – is almost poetic. He did not need more than his feet to “fly”. And yet, more than half a century later, athletics speak again of flight, but this time driven by science. And it is that today’s tennis – with advanced foam and carbon plates capable of returning energy in each fo…
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Today, in the age of carbon fiber, in which technology has reached its feet, the image of Abebe Bikila – the Ethiopian who ran barefoot and won Olympic gold in Rome 1960 – is almost poetic. He did not need more than his feet to “fly”. And yet, more than half a century later, athletics speak again of flight, but this time driven by science. And it is that today’s tennis – with advanced foam and carbon plates capable of returning energy in each fo…

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