This clip discusses the math of the Winter Olympics like how they score figure skaters and how we find the rate of a speed skater.

Slopestyle skiing requires athletes to twist, jump, spin and flip into the air. Before pushing off and beginning their run, the skiier is loaded with potential energy and as they skii down the course that is converted to kinetic energy.

The winter sport, Curling is all about friction. Players brush the ice to melt it to create a more slippery ground for the curling stone to slide upon.

Jordan conducts a science experiment in front of her class. In her experiment, she holds in front of her a ball suspended by a string and releases it. She states that, when the ball swings, it will never reach the same in front of her again.

Phil demonstrates potential and kinetic energy using an old traffic controller and a bagel. He explains the difference between the two types of energy.