The Joy of Motion: Why Go for a Ride Day Reminds Us to Keep Moving
Studies show even short bursts of travel can lift mood and spark creativity—proof that movement is medicine for the…
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Inside the New York City Marathon: How a foot race became a story of us all
From just 127 runners in 1970 to over 50,000 finishers today, the New York City Marathon has become a living dataset of human ambition and urban spectacle.
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How the World Series Became America’s Most Storied Championship
Every October, the World Series turns ballparks into stages where American history and heroics collide.
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What makes Austin’s F1 race the ultimate fan experience
Few sporting events blur the line between race and festival quite like the Austin Grand Prix, where the thrill of speed intertwines with music, culture, and memory-making.
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From the Ice to Your Screen: How tech is changing the NHL fan experience this season
With streaming up, VR testing underway, and real-time betting integrated into broadcasts, the NHL is redefining fandom through technology at an unprecedented pace.
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World Athletics proves sport is never just a game
The World Athletics Championships are more than a showcase of speed, strength, and stamina. They are a mirror of cultural pride, national identity, and even political ambition
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Women and the US Open: 10 Moments That Changed the Game Forever
From Billie Jean King to Coco Gauff, the US Open has been at the forefront of gender equality in sports—leading the fight for equal pay and inspiring generations of champions.
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How Waterproof Earbuds Became My Summer Essential
It’s mid-August, and across the country, Americans are flocking to beaches, pools, lakes, and neighborhood parks. As someone who…
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How college football programs are tackling head injuries and what it means for the game
As awareness of concussions and chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) grows, college football programs are under pressure to adopt new…
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This Serious Condition Could Be the Reason Your Workouts Suddenly Stopped Working
Once thought to affect only elite athletes and military personnel, Overtraining Syndrome (OTS) is now showing up in everyday gym-goers, amateur…
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11 Things Lifeguards Wish You Knew Before Jumping In
There’s something about a sparkling pool or the sound of waves crashing on the shore that draws people in….
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Don’t Know How to Swim? Here’s Why You Need to Learn—No Matter Your Age
Imagine this: You’re at the beach, enjoying the sunshine, when suddenly, you hear a panicked scream. Someone has been…
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Heat or Ice? Find Out Which One Speeds Up Recovery!
When it comes to treating an injury, one of the most common dilemmas is whether to apply heat or…
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Feeling Stuck In A Fitness Rut? Discover the Thrill of These 12 Must-Try Unique Sports!
Sports are a fantastic way to stay fit, make friends, enjoy the thrill of competition – and just have…
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Performance Sports To Do With Your Dog
2024 statistics say that 65.1 million U.S. households have a dog. We love to walk with them, play with…
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Tails From The Ring: Behind The Scenes at The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show – Starting May 11th!
Get ready for an exciting week in the world of dogs – the 148th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show presented…
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Studies Reveal Women Benefit From Exercise More Than Men
Recent research indicates that the benefits of exercise extend beyond general health improvements, with women potentially experiencing even greater…
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USGA’s Game-Changing Ally Partnership Fuels U.S. Women’s Open’s Record $12M Purse
The U.S. Women’s Open, known for its substantial purse in women’s golf, is set to reach new heights with a remarkable $12 million prize fund at Lancaster Country Club in Pennsylvania this year, as reported by AP.
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Ambassador responds to call by Evert and Navratilova to keep women’s tennis out of Saudi Arabia
There has been a heated debate within the world of tennis about the idea of hosting the season-ending tournament…
