Science

Military studying hyperfit women to help others achieve special operations status

The military is studying women who have passed difficult special forces tests to help other women find the same success

Older women are showing that age can be part of their success in distance running

The study of sports teamwork - particularly in stressful situations - takes the notion out of the arena and into the workplace

Olympic champion will be forced to miss world championships unless initial CAS decision overturned

The lure of running at altitude makes Flagstaff, Az., a distance runner's mecca

Sports stadiums and arenas around the world contain a unique piece of technology developed for the Apollo 11 space program in 1969

During the turbulent late 1960s, America was torn by strife but two things united the country - baseball and the first man on the moon

Nearly every player has suffered at least one concussion during play

Court's ruling allows Semenya to race in all distances while her appeal is being heard

The Golden State Warriors are in the NBA Finals once again — and their research-inspired vigilance helped them get there

Saying the "IAAF will not drug me or stop me" Semenya seeks to overturn testosterone rule

While researchers still have to determine the "how," they have found a connection between exercise and memory