Dan Peterson
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Exercisers Drink More AlcoholA study suggests that combining alcohol and exercise is not such a bad idea.
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Top Tennis Players Simply See BetterExpert tennis players, like Roger Federer, have an advantage in certain visual perception skills.
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Rat Race: New Evidence that Running is AddictiveIntense running by rats can release brain chemicals that mimic the same sense of euphoria as opiate use.
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Taller Athletes Are Faster, Study FindsIt's the new breed of 'slender' athletes that are smashing records.
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Serious Cyclists' Sperm SuffersGuys who bike know about that strange numbness that occurs in places that should not go numb.
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Study Dispels Myth of Post-Workout Fat BurnA recent study found this to be a myth for moderate exercisers.
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Does First Goal in Hockey Raise Odds of Winning?Statistics suggest maybe, but other findings are even more compelling.
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Scientists Reveal the Secret to Hockey’s Wrist ShotHow professional hockey players get off that perfect wrist shot.
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For Health, Recess as Good as Gym ClassNatural short bursts of play energy contribute just as much to a healthy lifestyle as longer bouts of organized exercise.
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Pre-Exercise Heart Rate Spike Predicts Heart Attack RiskHeart rate just before and during exercise and your chances of a future heart attack.
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Kentucky Derby Horses More Fragile, But Not FasterImagine trying to walk on all fours using just your big toes and your middle fingers.
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Why NFL Draft Picks Often FailTeams seek the right matrix of information that will reveal those players with true NFL potential.
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Great Golfers' Brains Have More Gray MatterExpert golfers have more gray matter in their brains.
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How Baseball Players Catch Fly BallsHow do our eyes, brains, arms and legs combine to track and catch a fly ball?
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Perfect Running Pace RevealedEach person has an optimal running pace that uses the least amount of oxygen to cover a given distance.
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Scientists Create March Madness FormulaResearchers devised a computerized, mathematical system to predict the final four.
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Interactive Technology to Connect Sports FansResearchers want all fans to feel more a part of the game.
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Exercise: The Best MedicineFour new studies tout the benefits of exercise.
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Group Predicts Robots Will Win Soccer's World Cup in 2050Scientists teaching robots to play soccer.
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How Do Steroids Work?Steroids make muscles grow faster. And there are harmful side effects.
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NASCAR Technology Makes Passenger Cars SaferToday's production passenger cars have borrowed several innovations from both stock car and Indy-style racing.
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Heat Stroke Deaths in Football 'All Preventable'Case could signal a landmark shift in the expectation for how coaches deal with struggling players on a hot day.
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Do Huge NFL Players Help Teams Win?When the Cardinals meet the Steelers in the Super Bowl, each offensive lineman will weigh 300 pounds or more.
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Winter X Games Tricks: Are There Physical Limits?Is there a physics-based limit to the spins and flips?
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