Sports Science
- Triathletes Are Tougher Than You- But Why?
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non-athletes were people who did non-competitive exercises, like jogging, swimming, or aerobics classes. All ...
Article - News Staff - Oct 7 2013 - 11:38am
- In Athlete's, Triumphant Victory Gestures Are A Biological Need
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in winning athletes from all cultural backgrounds and even in blind Paralympic athletes, which ...
Article - News Staff - Jan 10 2014 - 2:37pm
- Does Athletic Performance Decline After A Contract Year?
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don't all have the same contract-year performance. Yet such a contract year boost happens often enough ...
Article - News Staff - Jan 22 2014 - 5:30pm
- In The Winter Olympics, Home Field Advantage Matters Also?
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whether, they fit together. Or if it could matter at all, beyond nationalistic pride. A basketball player ...
Article - News Staff - Feb 4 2014 - 9:22am
- Alcoholism Saps Muscle Strength- Here's Why
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created a rat model whose mitochondria expressed the color red at all times. She also genetically ...
Article - News Staff - Apr 21 2014 - 10:01am
- Marathon Pacing And Gender Differences
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pacing occurred at all 14 marathons. The sex difference was especially clear when considering runners who ...
Article - News Staff - Jul 7 2014 - 6:32pm
- Scalp Tickets If You Want A Better Return
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you don't buy tickets at all. "If a customer faces too much uncertainty, he or she may be ...
Article - News Staff - Jul 25 2014 - 5:45pm
- Concussion: The 'Hidden Injury' In Sports
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were the most common location of impact resulting in concussion in all three sports. While contact with ...
Article - News Staff - Sep 15 2014 - 5:30pm
- The Upcoming Revised NFL Drug Use Policy
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all athletes. Athletes are tempted to use performance enhancing drugs to give them an edge in making ...
Blog Post - Richard Taite - Sep 24 2014 - 8:53am
- Lift Weights, Boost Memory
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shape to bike, run or participate in prolonged aerobic exercises. While all participants remembered the ...
Article - News Staff - Oct 1 2014 - 11:09am
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