In a groundbreaking approach to sports training, a Canadian biomechanics expert is remotely guiding Power 5 quarterbacks in refining their throwing techniques. Utilizing advanced analytics and video feedback, he is reshaping how athletes develop their skills from afar.
In Trail Runner Magazine’s analysis of Kilian Jornet’s 2022 training data, key insights emerge on his mileage, elevation gain, and recovery strategies. These eight takeaways provide a glimpse into the training philosophy of the elite mountain athlete.
In her latest article, Olivia Hetreed passionately shares her love for trail running, emphasizing the exhilaration of exploring nature. “It’s about freedom,” she says, highlighting how the outdoors invigorates both body and spirit. Hetreed inspires runners to embrace the trails.
A tragic incident occurred at a Colorado high school athletics meeting when a hammer throw event went awry, resulting in the death of a spectator. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident, which has shocked the local community.
Los Angeles 2028 is poised to set a historic precedent with its commitment to gender equality, featuring more female athletes than male for the first time. The introduction of new events aims to enhance female participation, reflecting a progressive shift in the Olympic movement.
Grace Fetherstonhaugh, a standout athlete from Oregon State University, has been named a finalist for the 2024 NCAA Woman of the Year award. Her exceptional achievements in sports and academics highlight her commitment and leadership on and off the field.
A new study published in Frontiers reveals a significant link between vertical jump performance and both playing time and efficiency in professional male basketball players. Higher vertical leaps correlate with increased court effectiveness, highlighting the importance of athleticism in the game.
In a recent statement, World Mountain Running Association President Tomo Sarf hailed Kenya as a “sleeping giant” in mountain running. Highlighting the nation’s untapped potential, Sarf emphasized the need for support to elevate Kenyan athletes on global terrain.
The race walk world record stands at an astonishing 10 km completed in just 33 minutes and 35 seconds, showcasing a blistering pace. In comparison, top Olympic runners clock in around 27 minutes, highlighting the unique discipline of race walking.
The Absa Run Your City Series is set to offer substantial incentives for South African runners, enhancing competition and participation. With cash prizes and unique rewards on the line, the series aims to attract athletes of all levels to join this exciting event.
