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World Athletics plans to introduce genetic testing for female athletes to enhance fairness in competition. The move aims to address biological differences and promote equality in women’s sports, says Otago Daily Times.
Anti-trans pundits who once argued for “protecting” women’s sports are now mocking female athletes by endorsing throwing sex toys during competitions, sparking outrage and raising questions about their true motives.
A recent study on ResearchGate reveals strong links between horizontal jump kinematics and sprint performance in female sprinters and team sport athletes, highlighting key biomechanical factors that boost speed and power.
A new study reveals how menstrual cycle phases impact athletic performance in female trail runners. Findings suggest tailored training could optimize results and reduce injury risk, highlighting the need for personalized fitness plans.
The IAAF has unveiled new eligibility regulations for female classification, aiming to ensure fair competition while addressing complex biological factors. Detailed guidelines will impact athletes globally.
A new study reveals that dual-task conditions significantly alter jump landing kinematics and kinetics in female athletes, especially those with dynamic knee valgus, raising concerns for injury prevention strategies.
All female athletes will now undergo mandatory genetic testing before the World Athletics Championships, following controversy sparked by Imane Khelif’s Olympics eligibility dispute, organizers confirmed.
A new study in Frontiers reveals key links between horizontal jump mechanics and sprint speed in female sprinters and team sport athletes, highlighting how jump technique influences on-field performance.
New research explores whether women outperform men in ultra-endurance events. Experts weigh physiological and psychological factors, challenging traditional views on gender and athletic stamina.