Dalglish defends Reds performance

Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish insists there is "nothing drastically wrong" despite another performance which drew a blank and resulted in yet more dropped points at home. Related Stories Fitness boost for Dunne Toure ready to seize initiative Players are angry - Nani Powell sees place for female managers Marriner to referee Manchester derby

Youngevity Essential Life Sciences (JCOF) Appoints Denver Nuggets Assistant Coach Steve Hess to Its Athletic Advisory ...

Growing direct-selling conglomerate Youngevity® Essential Life Sciences announces the appointment of Steve Hess, renowned expert in elite human performance training, to its Athletic Advisory Board.

Tour Report: Golf Fitness: All the right moves

By Sean Cochran, Golf Fitness The over-the-top swing fault is perhaps the most common swing fault among amateur players. According to studies from the Titleist Performance Institute, 43.5 percent of players possess this swing fault. The over-top-move typically results in a loss of speed, difficulties in controlling ball flight, the creation of too much spin, [...]

Summitt Honored with Lifetime Achievement Award for Fitness

One of five individuals honored in Washington, D.C., Summitt received the Lifetime Achievement Award based upon her contributions to the advancement and promotion of physical activity, fitness, sports, and nutrition-related programs nationwide.

McCormack Will Be “Under Prepared” At Ironman Cairns

The lengthy Olympic qualifying process will leave Chris McCormack to race Ironman Cairns with less than ideal fitness.