Music Benefits Exercise, Studies Show By Dan Peterson published 21 October 09 Exercising to some tunes may make for a better workout.
Exercisers Drink More Alcohol By Dan Peterson published 1 October 09 A study suggests that combining alcohol and exercise is not such a bad idea.
Top Tennis Players Simply See Better By Dan Peterson published 10 September 09 Expert tennis players, like Roger Federer, have an advantage in certain visual perception skills.
Rat Race: New Evidence that Running is Addictive By Dan Peterson published 26 August 09 Intense running by rats can release brain chemicals that mimic the same sense of euphoria as opiate use.
Taller Athletes Are Faster, Study Finds By Dan Peterson published 24 July 09 It's the new breed of 'slender' athletes that are smashing records.
Serious Cyclists' Sperm Suffers By Dan Peterson published 10 July 09 Guys who bike know about that strange numbness that occurs in places that should not go numb.
Study Dispels Myth of Post-Workout Fat Burn By Dan Peterson published 26 June 09 A recent study found this to be a myth for moderate exercisers.
Does First Goal in Hockey Raise Odds of Winning? By Dan Peterson published 5 June 09 Statistics suggest maybe, but other findings are even more compelling.
Scientists Reveal the Secret to Hockey’s Wrist Shot By Dan Peterson published 29 May 09 How professional hockey players get off that perfect wrist shot.
For Health, Recess as Good as Gym Class By Dan Peterson published 16 May 09 Natural short bursts of play energy contribute just as much to a healthy lifestyle as longer bouts of organized exercise.
Pre-Exercise Heart Rate Spike Predicts Heart Attack Risk By Dan Peterson published 8 May 09 Heart rate just before and during exercise and your chances of a future heart attack.
Kentucky Derby Horses More Fragile, But Not Faster By Dan Peterson published 1 May 09 Imagine trying to walk on all fours using just your big toes and your middle fingers.
Why NFL Draft Picks Often Fail By Dan Peterson published 24 April 09 Teams seek the right matrix of information that will reveal those players with true NFL potential.
Great Golfers' Brains Have More Gray Matter By Dan Peterson published 9 April 09 Expert golfers have more gray matter in their brains.
How Baseball Players Catch Fly Balls By Dan Peterson published 3 April 09 How do our eyes, brains, arms and legs combine to track and catch a fly ball?
Perfect Running Pace Revealed By Dan Peterson published 29 March 09 Each person has an optimal running pace that uses the least amount of oxygen to cover a given distance.
Scientists Create March Madness Formula By Dan Peterson published 18 March 09 Researchers devised a computerized, mathematical system to predict the final four.
Interactive Technology to Connect Sports Fans By Dan Peterson published 12 March 09 Researchers want all fans to feel more a part of the game.
Exercise: The Best Medicine By Dan Peterson published 5 March 09 Four new studies tout the benefits of exercise.
Group Predicts Robots Will Win Soccer's World Cup in 2050 By Dan Peterson published 26 February 09 Scientists teaching robots to play soccer.
How Do Steroids Work? By Dan Peterson published 19 February 09 Steroids make muscles grow faster. And there are harmful side effects.
NASCAR Technology Makes Passenger Cars Safer By Dan Peterson published 12 February 09 Today's production passenger cars have borrowed several innovations from both stock car and Indy-style racing.
Heat Stroke Deaths in Football 'All Preventable' By Dan Peterson published 2 February 09 Case could signal a landmark shift in the expectation for how coaches deal with struggling players on a hot day.
Do Huge NFL Players Help Teams Win? By Dan Peterson published 26 January 09 When the Cardinals meet the Steelers in the Super Bowl, each offensive lineman will weigh 300 pounds or more.
Winter X Games Tricks: Are There Physical Limits? By Dan Peterson published 19 January 09 Is there a physics-based limit to the spins and flips?
