This Month's Features
Mission Impossible	Discus Throwing
Pitcher's Shoulder	Dr. Mell Siff Archives
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Cybersport E-zine is a monthly electronic magazine devoted to providing helpful and informative articles and news items in the field of Biomechanics and Sports in general. We also offer several useful links and a reference guide for students and researchers in the field of Sport Science.

• NEWS. A monthly magazine of opinion, events, people, places, and new Web links in the field of sport and exercise.
• FORUM. Still under construction. The future site of our very own online discussion group, powered by our Unix and NT servers. Newsgroup and chat facilities will be made available shortly. Don't miss the GRAND OPENING! In the meantime, we recommend the BEST Biomechanics Discussion Group -- BioMech-L.
• SIFF SPACE. The ever-popular Mel Siff and his much sought after 'Facts and Fallacies' column.
• REFERENCE. You one-stop online directory to clinical, governmental and academic agencies who maintain sites on the Internet with special interest in the field of Sport Technology and Biomechanics.

Relive The Moments Visit some of the websites that made the Centennial Olympics a truly memorable cyber-experience.             Welcome. Visitor # Since 10/1/96

Message from The Publisher by: Gideon B. Ariel, Ph.D. Welcome to the Olympics Issue of our Cybersport Magazine. We have received so many messages of support from our colleagues about our accomplishments and activities in connection with the recent games held in Atlanta that we have decided to present a compilation of some notable work. These featured articles are as follows: MISSION IMPOSSIBLE: The Biomechanical Project of the XXVI Olympics at Atlanta in 1996, (Gideon Ariel, Ph.D. and Ann Penny, Ph.D.) Biomechanical Analysis of Discus Throwing at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games (Gideon Ariel, Ph.D. Ann Penny, Ph.D. and Al Finch, Ph.D.) The Pitcher's Shoulder (Bob Wainwright, P.T.) I hope you enjoy our work. And don't forget to look up Mel Siff's latest P∓P in his own section. We are in the process of creating an archive of Mel's F∓F's and P&P's and it's looking like it's going to be completed in time for the next issue. For those who miss our 'Atlanta Fireworks' page, we've brought it just for you. Just click on the 'Article 4' button on the left hand panel. Keep coming back. We've got great things in store for you.