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The MLB trade deadline saw a flurry of deals, with the Athletics earning top marks for shrewd moves, while the Twins and Red Sox faced criticism, both receiving Fs for their underwhelming deadline performances.
A new study in Frontiers reveals that swimming-specific repeated-sprint training in hypoxia improves performance and endurance in swimmers, highlighting innovative strategies for competitive edge in aquatic sports.
Long throws have surged in popularity in the Premier League, with teams adopting the tactic to create scoring opportunities. Stoke City’s Rory Delap, famed for his powerful deliveries, remains a key influence in this trend.
Several track and field stars are swapping spikes for sleds as they compete in bobsleigh at the Beijing Winter Olympics. Their explosive power and speed give them a unique edge on the icy track.
World Athletics will implement sex testing to bar trans women and certain athletes from the World Championships, citing fairness in competition. The move has sparked controversy and intense debate within the sports community.
Wirecutter, The New York Times’ trusted review site, has released its list of the 7 best sport sunglasses for 2025. The picks combine durability, UV protection, and style for top athletic performance.
Italy’s Massimo Stano shattered the 35-km race walk world record, setting a new benchmark in endurance athletics. The achievement marks a significant moment for Italian race walking on the global stage.
British men have been retroactively awarded world relay gold medals 28 years after their victories, rectifying past record-keeping errors. The International Association of Athletics Federations confirmed the update, honoring the team’s historic achievements.
New research from Frontiers examines whether exercise-induced acute kidney injury truly occurs in ultramarathon runners under common conditions, shedding light on renal risks in extreme endurance sports.