A recent study published in Frontiers reveals that ischemic preconditioning can boost aerobic adaptations in athletes undergoing sprint-interval training. Notably, this enhancement occurs without affecting systemic hypoxic signaling or immune responses.
Anthony Edwards, the Minnesota Timberwolves star, has been fined $35,000 for throwing the basketball into the stands during a recent game against the Los Angeles Lakers. The incident, which occurred late in the fourth quarter, drew immediate attention.
Recent studies suggest that genetics may play a role in running performance, sparking interest in the so-called “running gene.” Researchers are investigating how specific genetic traits influence endurance, speed, and recovery, potentially unlocking new insights for athletes.
Gerda Steyn claimed her sixth consecutive Two Oceans Marathon title, showcasing her exceptional endurance and skill. The South African athlete crossed the finish line with a commanding lead, further cementing her status as a dominant force in long-distance running.
Princeton University Athletics has launched a new Sport Psychology Services initiative, aimed at enhancing athlete performance and mental well-being. This program will provide athletes with personalized psychological support to foster resilience and optimize competitive readiness.
As Paris 2024 approaches, sport climbing will debut a new format that combines three disciplines: speed, bouldering, and lead. Athletes will compete in a single event, testing their versatility and endurance, promising an electrifying spectacle for fans and competitors alike.
The Women’s 60m Hurdles Final at the Spokane Sports Showcase 2025 showcased thrilling performances from top athletes. Riveting races and nail-biting finishes captivated the crowd, highlighting fierce competition and exceptional talent in the sport. Watch the highlights on RunnerSpace.com.
The Ole Miss cross country team wrapped up its 2024 season at the NCAA Championships, showcasing strong performances and resilience. The athletes competed fiercely, contributing to a memorable year marked by personal bests and team spirit.
Cuban triple jumper Yoandri Betanzos has lauded his country’s training programs, declaring, “The Cuban triple jump school is the best in the world.” His remarks highlight Cuba’s longstanding legacy of athletic excellence in track and field.
A recent study published in Frontiers sheds light on the unique physiology and nutritional needs of hill runners. Analyzing performance metrics, researchers reveal how altitude and terrain impact energy expenditure and recovery strategies, paving the way for tailored training programs.
