-The Physics behind Curling
-The sport of Curling
Curling has much to offer the curious physics student. First you have the
most obvious representative of physics in 
the
“rock” that performs the action of “curling”. This has to do with friction and
melting of ice. The next form of physics is from the act of the brooms. This is
probably the most comedic part of curling. Brooms are used to “sweep” in front
of the rock as a part of strategy. They “sweeping” can be pretty entertaining
from the intensity of the action.
These two parts of curling make up the main points of physics involving the
sport. To become a good curler, you need to understand these concepts. For
those who want to become a great curler continue on to the next sections to further your
knowledge of physics.
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