by Stephen Rielly | Apr 24, 2024 | All
Jaryd Clifford, 24, is a world champion middle and long-distance runner who is sight impaired. He is aiming to compete in his third Paralympic Games, in the T13 1500m and 5000m, in Paris this September. His sight has been affected by macular degeneration...
by Stephen Rielly | Mar 7, 2024 | All
In a bid to reduce the number of foul jumps in competition it has been said that a third of all jumps in last years World Athletics Championships in Budapest were foul World Athletics is preparing to experiment with a take-off zone that would replace the traditional...
by Stephen Rielly | Feb 18, 2024 | All
Where biomechanical data was previously only recorded in sterile, unrepresentative gym environments think athletes wearing motion sensor dots amid multiple cameras and cables the new software works in real outdoor competitions, giving a truer picture of performance....
by Stephen Rielly | Feb 3, 2024 | All
A few stops along the number 12 tram route from the CBD of Melbourne, within the leafy surrounds of Albert Park, the Victorian Institute of Sport stands. Housed within a refurbished 146-year-old red-brick grandstand, before which patrons once watched the 1901...
by Stephen Rielly | Jan 12, 2024 | All
The tussle for table tennis supremacy is surprisingly shifting away from the dominant Asian countries, as Europe brings a new wave of innovative ideas to the sport. Germany is quickly becoming a new home for professional table tennis players from all over the world....
