23 results found for "social-science"
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Does Science Prove That Competition Improves Performance?
We've always assumed that competition makes us better cyclists, but scientists recently put it to the test. Find out if the theory
By Stephen Cheung, Ph.D. -
The Science Behind Why Camping Makes You Happy
You leave your campsite feeling refreshed, relaxed and happy. That's no coincidence—here's the science to prove it.
By Jessica Sanders -
6 Sports Science Studies to Help You Improve Athletic Skills
You've tried hundreds of sports drills to boost your athletic skills with mixed results. The secret formula to marked improvement
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The Benefits of Summer Camps for Teens
Looking for something to keep your teen busy this summer? Here's why you should sign them up for a summer camp.
By Hunter Hewitt -
6 Triathlete Goals That'll Make You a Better Person
There are many things triathletes can do beyond changing their diet or weekly mileage. Consider these possible resolutions to make
By Jim Gourley -
The Benefits of Sports for Girls
The benefits of sports, particularly for girls, reaches far beyond working up a sweat.
By Amy Flory -
10 of the Quirkiest Habits All Runners Have
No matter if you're working toward your first 5K or you're an experienced marathoner, all runners can relate to these quirky habit
By Michael Nystrom -
9 Reasons Why You Should Try a Folding Bike
Science has proven it's impossible to ride a folding bike without smiling.
By Michael Nystrom -
5 Fit Food Trends You Should Know About
We're diving into five food trends currently affecting the fitness world and taking a look at whether they're worth your attention
By Lori Nedescu, MS RD CSSD -
How to Tackle Your Child's Back-to-School Jitters
Not every child loves the smell of fresh school supplies.
By Jackie Veling -
Cyclists Beware: Bike Theft is Trending Upward
With the current criminal climate of bike theft, bike owners must take all necessary precautions to ensure their bike's safety.
By Jim Gourley
