November 9th, 2009 
I am testing the biomechanical properties of shin pads and comparing them over different sports (e.g. rugby, football, cricket, a martial arts…..any more ideas??) but need information about what forces spin pads normally endure during sports (i.e. if a cricket ball hits a shin pad, if a football hits a shin pad in football, how much force does the shin pad endure?) but I have no idea where to get this kind of information from. Journals and books would be the best but any source would be good for the time being.
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that’s not going to work because there are different types of shin pads for each sport. each sport has shin pads but they are all different so they will all absorb different amounts of pressure and there is no way to compare this unless there was only one shin pad for each sport. unless there was only one shin pad for each sport there is no way to do this. you should probably choose another project subject