The Aquatic Neanderthal: They Could Swim and Dive for Clams
Neanderthals could swim. Not only could they swim: They were diving possibly as much as…
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Is A Beard Slower For Swimming? #science
How much faster is it to ditch the beard? We’re talking real science here on…
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90 ft. Vertical Spike Wave in Slow Mo
Gav and Dan go to an ocean simulator to film a wave that does not…
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Why Your Brain Needs Exercise
People often consider walking and running to be activities that the body is able to…
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How “normal people” can train like the worlds best endurance athletes | Stephen Seiler | TEDxArendal
In this talk, Dr Seiler explains in words and pictures how modern exercise physiology laboratories…
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Deep brain stimulation for Parkinson’s might disrupt swimming ability
A small study finds that some people lose their ability to swim when their Parkinson’s…
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Making this facial expression can boost your performance by 20%, according to science
Furrowed brow. Squinting eyes. Frowning mouth. Most of us subconsciously make a face when we’re…
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First Measurements of a Blue Whale’s Heart Rate Is a Glimpse Into the Biology of Extremes
The new research notes that another important factor allowing blue whales to grow so large is their highly specialized…
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Patrick McKeown – Swimmer’s Breathing: Best Way to Breathe Whilst Swimming | London Real
Patrick McKeown, the world-renowned breathing expert, author, and lecturer. Over the past 15 years, he…
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Hot Suit provides the benefits of exercise
A bodysuit that increases body temperature has the potential to improve disabled patients’ cardiovascular health…
