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Stronger, Bo(u)lder: Rock Hugging Against Depression
Bouldering envisioned as new treatment for depression (read more)
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Oi, Lazybones! Get Moving Before Your Legs Melt
Inactive teens develop weak bones, study finds (read more)
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Track My Tendons! Keeping Tabs on Damaged Tissue
University of Utah bioengineers detect early signs of damage in connective tissues such as ligaments, tendons and cartilage (read more)
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Shared Pain, Shared Gain: The Science of Sacrifice
Power of shared pain triggers extreme self-sacrifice (read more)
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Neurocinematic Testing – The Applications
We know that certain stimuli can provoke certain reactions. How can we use that knowledge though? (read more)
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Sitting Will Kill You. Eating Toast Will Kill You. What Now?
Too much sitting, too little exercise may accelerate biological aging (read more)
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Motocross Kids Get Injured Often – End This Madness!
Study finds youth motocross racing injuries severe despite required safety gear (read more)
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It’s Not Fat, It’s Just Resting Muscle! Men’s Hidden Body Dissatisfaction
Men’s hidden body fat fears fueling gym attendance (read more)
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Silver Linings: No Longer a Football Widow
Abba were right: breaking up is never easy. Nevertheless, it does come with some benefits (read more)
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Stretch, Spring…. Soap. The Unexpected Danger of Gymnastics
Study links gymnastics equipment with exposure to dangerous flame-retardant chemicals (read more)
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Excessive betting adverts and collaborations: the bane of sports?
Is the gambling industry killing the sports it sponsors? (read more)
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Acoustic Researchers Rid Golf Courses of Clanging Bores (well, some of them)
Acousticians track down the reason a type of driver creates a loud clang when it strikes the ball (read more)
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Eat Less, Exercise More. No. Exercise More, Exercise More. What Really Beats Obesity?
Exercise, more than diet, key to preventing obesity (read more)
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Elastic Bandage and Titanium Screws: Counting the Cost of Skateboard Injuries
Study finds skateboarding sent about 176 youths to US Emergency departments every day (read more)
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Too Much, Too Soon. How High Intensity Training Could Hurt You
Warning: High-intensity training could hurt you if you’re not an athlete (read more)
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Keep Those Leg-Hinges Smooth and Silky with Knee Botox
Researchers use Botox-like injection to treat runners and cyclists with knee pain (read more)
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Rooting for You: Beetroot Shots for Brains and Brawn
Drinking high nitrate beetroot juice improves both sprint performance and decision-making during prolonged intermittent exercise such as rugby and football (read more)
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Coaches Can Help Prevent Sports Injuries
Teaching coaches about the prevention of sports injuries and contact restrictions pays off, say researchers who tracked injury rates among youth football players (read more)
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Sporting or Marital, Which Cheat is Worse?
When fans and consumers can separate an athlete’s immoral behavior from their athletic performance, they’re much more forgiving. (read more)
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Walking Wins for Health and Happiness
Walkers experienced improvements in lung power, overall physical functioning, and general fitness, and were less depressed. (read more)
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Nano-Engineering New Knees…. Nice!
Medical researchers may have found a way to integrate an artificial ligament with native bone using nanotechnology. (read more)
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No Olympic Medals? Get Your Women Out of the Kitchen.
Gender equality is the most significant and robust predictor of a country’s Olympic success after gross domestic product (read more)
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Stop Snakeoil Sports Sponsorship
For sponsors, event endorsement conveys the message that their products are integral to sporting engagement and achievement. (read more)
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Winning Is Boring
Winning isn’t everything, and in fact can even be a bit boring. (read more)
Society
Brompton World Championship
The Brompton World Championship is a serious endeavour. Fun and colourful yes, but also earnest and limit pushing. (read more)
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A Commonwealth Of Homophobia
42 of the 53 countries that make up the Commonwealth continue to criminalise homosexuality (read more)
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Ice Hockey : Burn Out By 30
Study identifies when the clock runs out on an NHL player’s peak performance (read more)
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Athlete’s Urine : Aged for 10 Years
Samples taken from athletes to spot signs of doping should be stored for 10 years, to enable technology to catch up with substances that currently evade detection (read more)
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Short Fused Sports Coaches Need Hugs
The notoriously short fuses of some sports coaches could be explained by excessive concern with how they will be seen by others (read more)
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Football, Freedom, America
Last Sunday, America played America in the most American football freedom thing you can ever watch because AMERICA. (read more)