A recent study published in Frontiers reveals that the acceleration phase of the javelin throw critically influences energy flow, impacting joint moments in the throwing shoulder during the deceleration phase. This insight could enhance training techniques for athletes.
In a groundbreaking fusion of athletics and digital engagement, trail running’s premier content hub merges Twitch-like interactivity with the grandeur of the Tour de France. SportsPro explores how this platform elevates the sport, attracting new fans and fostering community.
Despite receiving a $45 million cash infusion, a Bay Area college has decided not to reinstate its athletic programs. The administration cites ongoing financial challenges and a commitment to prioritizing academics over sports in its long-term strategy.
The Northern Cape is buzzing as MEC considers launching an ultra-marathon challenge aimed at showcasing the region’s unique flat landscapes. This initiative could promote fitness and tourism, drawing runners and spectators to experience the area’s beauty.
In a recent West Virginia track meet, a student’s bold statement, “Men don’t belong in women’s sports,” sparked viral attention, igniting discussions on gender identity and athletics. This stance reflects ongoing national debates surrounding inclusivity in sports.
John Thomas, a pioneering high jumper who set the standard in the sport during the 1960s, passed away at 71. Known for his innovative techniques and competitive spirit, Thomas leaves a lasting legacy in track and field history.
A new study published in Nature unveils a comprehensive plasma metabolomics dataset from race-walking athletes. The findings shed light on the complex metabolic reactions triggered by exercise, offering insights into sports science and athlete performance.
As anticipation builds for the London Marathon 2026 ballot, a surge in running participation across the UK suggests a growing enthusiasm for the sport. With fitness initiatives gaining momentum, could the UK truly be evolving into a nation of runners?
In a recent statement, IOC President Kirsty Coventry emphasized the necessity of protecting female categories in sports. Highlighting the importance of fair competition, Coventry underlined the need for inclusive policies that uphold the integrity of women’s events.
Diamond Sports Group’s recent bankruptcy has cast uncertainty over Major League Baseball’s regional sports networks (RSNs), potentially disrupting viewership trends. The move raises concerns about broadcasting rights and fan access to games, impacting MLB’s revenue models.
