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Research suggests most North American college and professional hockey players don't specialize as youngsters.
New safety rules pose challenges for players and officials.
New research suggests that despite being tired, athletes can still sprint at top speed near the end of a long match.
Goal-line technology and a “VARification” system could reduce the number of controversial refereeing incidents during the tournament in Russia.
Aerodynamic experts suggest that Adidas' Telstar 18 should fly true and be less controversial than balls from past tournaments.
Research suggests that developing strength or aerobic fitness can improve long-term health. But is another method even better?
An attempt to run the fastest ever backward marathon highlights how wrong-way locomotion could assist in rehabilitation and athletic training.
If the NCAA tournament selection committee focused on the most recent games, it might make seeding more accurate, researchers found.
Researchers took a detailed look at 17 years of training records for Norway's Marit Bjørgen.
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