Triathletes should keep a steady cycling pace to run better
Triathletes should avoid varying their speed during the cycling stage in order to perform better in the run
Month: August 2013
Identifying whether young elite cricketers will be champs or chokers
A new study suggests it might be possible to predict how young, cricket academy level, batsmen would perform when under psychological pressure
Pocket guide to human anatomy
A convenient way to learn the configurations and actions of musculoskeletal systems.
An important and overlooked consequence of climate change
The population health risks linked to such temperature changes include increased morbidity and mortality due to infectious disease outbreaks and exposures to air pollution.
New biosensor warns athletes when they are about to ‘hit the wall’
A new biosensor, applied to the human skin like a temporary tattoo, can alert marathoners, cyclists and other “extreme” athletes that they’re about to “hit the wall,” scientists are reporting.
The essential resource for athletic directors
A wealth of information and insights from experienced athletic directors