314 results found for "other-science"
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Should You Select Running Shoes by Feel or Science?
Picking the perfect pair of running shoes can be confusing: Do you try the latest trend or stick with the same brand and type of s
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11 Educational Board & Card Games the Whole Family Will Enjoy
Watch your kids grow and learn (while having fun too!) with these family-friendly games.
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How Music Lessons Can Translate to Classroom Skills
You'll never listen to chopsticks the same way again!
By Natalie Hay -
Wearables vs. Chest Straps: Which One is Better
Which one is better for your training, chest straps or wearables? We've tackled the latest research to help you decide.
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Are You Ready for The Color Run 5K?
Lace up your shoes for a run that's not like any other race. From color to music, this is one race you won't want to miss.
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Has Science Found Your Optimal Aero Position?
Conventional wisdom among coaches and triathlon bike fitters is that hip angle trumps all when racing in the TT position. But a ne
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Beyond Yoga: 3 Steps to Discover Spontaneous Movement
Do you store excess energy in your muscles? Find out how to release it and reach ultimate relaxation and recovery.
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Kids Books for Women’s History Month
Women have been integral in the shaping of our world—in big ways and small—and there are a few books to shine the light on some of
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Puberty Books Your Kids Will Actually Read
Books allow kids to process information at their own speed and use the diagrams and photographs to better understand the complicat
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The Latest in Swim Technology
As tech-obsessed as most triathletes are, these advancements have been embraced wholeheartedly--and the swim industry has taken no
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America and the Ultra-Cycling Game
A 3,000-mile ride from California to Maryland might seem deranged to some, but certain Americans are making ultra-cycling a sport
By Jim Gourley
