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Could using lighter-weight balls in practice be a safer way to speed up a pitcher's arm -- and the ball?
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Researchers found that when we fall from different heights, our bodies move differently to absorb the impact.
New research finds that shot type, referees and scorekeepers matter -- and that taking more 3-point shots shrinks it.
Endurance exercise favors the growth of some gut bacteria, which might provide athletes with an extra boost.
A short conversation with circadian rhythms researcher Ravi Allada
Drivers’ bodies overheat, their hearts race, and they face extreme G-forces.
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