Professional Cyclists Share 8 Tips for Biking Safely
Staying safe on your ride is pretty simple as long as you’re paying attention.
Staying safe on your ride is pretty simple as long as you’re paying attention.
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Take a look at the adaptive sports equipment and assistive technology featured in this year's Paralympic Games.
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RunGo can make sure you're taking the most scenic route while running on vacation.
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Reaching the summit of Mount Everest has become a must-do ascent for pro climbers and amateur mountaineers, but ascending the world's highest peak is becoming more dangerous. Here's why.
When you think about it, of course a royal came up with this.
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Tas Pappas shared why he thinks skateboarding and the Olympics won't mix.
Before flying out of the starting blocks—and ultimately taking Olympic gold in the 100-meter race for the third time—Jamaica's Usain Bolt was met not with the fire of a pistol, but a noise triggered by an electronic gun.
A tilde can mean the difference between "pain" and "rock."
The world's fastest human still has nothing on a warthog.
In the name of equality, there's also a husband-dragging competition.
The "unisuit" has antimicrobial properties, but that's not even the most innovative thing about it.
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The perfect combination of factors made the diving pool a hotbed for algae.
From inside a casket to inside a coffee table, these winners made a different choice.
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Before he was the "Voice of Swimming," Gaines led Team USA to victory.