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Testosterone Rules for Women Athletes Are Unfair, Researchers ArgueElite women athletes are barred from high-level competitions if their testosterone levels are too high. But what levels are "normal?"
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New Wearables Track Your Stats on the FieldRunners aren't the only athletes who can track their stats with a wearable device — a slew of new wearable sensors are aimed at sports players.
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Zepp Golf Swing Analyzer: Sports Tracker ReviewZepp Golf Swing Analyzer makes it easier to improve your swing without paying for golf lessons.
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Big Data is Transforming SportsOpinion The field of “big data” analytics has come to sport and athletics, with massive implications for sport as we know it.
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Athletes, Sports and Violence Against Women (Op-Ed)Opinion While the association between violence against women and elite athletes is not uncommon, it is not sports per se that are the problem.
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Why Swimming May Be the Best Exercise for Older AdultsFalling down and getting hurt is a big problem for older adults. Now, new research from Australia suggests that the only type of exercise that lowers older adults' risk of falling down is swimming.
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Fighting Hockey Concussions with Safer Helmets (Op-Ed)Opinion New helmet ratings, based on laboratory testing, will let consumers know which hockey protection is best at preventing concussions.
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