In a thought-provoking analysis published by the Wall Street Journal, the disparity in success between U.S. women sprinters, predominantly Black, and elite marathoners, primarily White, is explored. The article examines cultural, social, and physiological factors influencing these trends.
Author: Ethan Riley
The University of Michigan men’s cross country team is gearing up for a competitive season, showcasing a mix of seasoned veterans and promising newcomers. With strong performances expected, the Wolverines aim to make their mark at both conference and national levels.
In a disappointing turn at the Paris 2024 Olympics, Indian athlete Jyothi Yarraji failed to qualify for the semi-finals of the women’s 100m hurdles. Despite a strong effort, Yarraji’s performance fell short, marking a challenging moment in her Olympic journey.
In a stunning performance, Ukraine’s Yaroslava Mahuchikh has shattered the 1987 women’s high jump world record, soaring to a remarkable height of 2.10 meters. This achievement marks a significant milestone in athletics, highlighting Mahuchikh’s extraordinary talent.
Miles Thompson, Iowa’s fastest high school sprinter, is more than just a speedster on the track. As he prepares for the state championships, his dedication and perseverance shed light on his inspiring journey and the challenges he’s overcome.
Life Time has unveiled its 2025 athletic events, emphasizing a shift from gravel racing to trail competitions. This strategic pivot aims to enhance outdoor experiences for athletes, highlighting the growing popularity of trail running and adventure sports.
A new study in Frontiers highlights hip torque as a pivotal link between sprint acceleration and maximum velocity performance. This research paves the way for improved training techniques, potentially revolutionizing sprinting strategies for athletes.
On July 1, Indian boxer Nikhat Zareen suffered an injury during the EWBT tournament, casting a shadow on her performance. Meanwhile, Lovlina Borgohain and Nitu Ghanghas shone brightly, clinching gold medals and showcasing India’s boxing prowess.
A recent study published in Frontiers reveals that short-term repeated-sprint training enhances performance for team-sport athletes, regardless of whether the conditions are hot or cool. This finding could reshape training strategies for optimal results.
Recent studies in The Sport Journal highlight key factors influencing vertical jump height, including muscle strength, body composition, and plyometric training. Understanding these parameters can enhance athletic performance and inform training regimens for athletes at all levels.