October 25, 2015 Virtual reality pedals and dances its way into fitness classes Virtual reality is making inroads into group fitness classes and personal training sessions and promises to get more immersive as the technology advances, according to fitness experts.
October 25, 2015 3-year-old one-armed golfer amazes with 100-yard drives The most amazing golfer in Florida these days isn’t Tiger Woods or Rory McIlroy.
October 24, 2015 Researchers propose 'Breathalyzer' concussion test British researchers recently unveiled a proposal for a Breathalyzer test they say may lead to quicker concussion detection in athletes.
October 24, 2015 Mom of 13-year-old who survived near-fatal baseball hit pushes for defibrillators In April 2015, 13-year-old Walker Johnson was on the mound for his baseball team when in the fifth inning a batter made contact with one of his pitches, striking him in the chest between heartbeats and sending him into sudden cardiac death.
October 24, 2015 Minnesota high school wrestler paralyzed in freak accident learns to walk again A Minnesota high school wrestler who became paralyzed after a freak accident during a match has learned to walk again, and now he is urging others not to rely on sport to carry them through life.
October 24, 2015 College students build bionic arm for 6-year-old, free of charge An engineering student at University of Central Florida is making a six-year-old's dream of being a normal kid, come true, by creating a new bionic arm
October 24, 2015 Former high school basketball player starts nonprofit after suffering consecutive concussions Three and a half years ago, Kylee Bliss, now 18, saw herself sidelined after suffering two concussions within two months while playing basketball.
October 24, 2015 To show dangers of drinking, synchronized swimmers try to do routine drunk What happens what you throw Stockholm's three-time world champion men's synchronized swimming team into a pool after feeding members shots?
October 24, 2015 About half of ACL surgeries end with a return to competitive play Most athletes who undergo ACL reconstruction surgery do return to some form of sport, but only 55 percent will return to competitive level sports, an updated review suggests.
October 24, 2015 Most football concussions happen at practice High school and college football players suffer more concussions during practices than during games, according to a new study.
