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Aug 31, 2026
The Pogo Stick Guy Everyone at Cornell Knows — Anmo Li ’28
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17:10MichelleHOST
And so you worked with the engineering group to redesign something?

Anmo LiGUEST
So when I was nine years old, I got really into pogo sticking and I really wanted to buy this vertical pogo stick, which uses air power.

Anmo LiGUEST
And during that time, the owner was trying to develop the next generation, which is called the V5, which allows air into the shaft.

Anmo LiGUEST
And because every generation of pneumatic pogo sticks, they try to improve on two things, which is friction and air volume.

Anmo LiGUEST
And if you're a physics student or an engineering student, you would know that the more air volume that's able to be compressed, you get a smoother bounce and you get to jump higher.
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20:30MichelleHOST
What excites you most about nutrition and have you had or will you have any internships in that area of study?