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Germany extends far beyond the Olympics thanks to ... beer?
Not only Simon Schempp, most of the German sports teams of other teams also bring non-alcoholic beer to their dining menu while practicing.
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Great benefit of standing 3 hours a day
Standing 3 hours a day has the same health benefits as running a 10-way marathon in a year, scientists said.
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Consequences of terrorist reading
People who follow daily news about the Boston marathon bombings are more psychologically affected than those who are actually at the scene.
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Excessive exercise in cardiovascular effects
US researchers warn that excessive exercise may be at risk of cardiovascular disease after discovering that one in 10 marathon athletes has one cardiovascular, according…
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Faster running will help reduce more weight
In a marathon, the weight of a person decreases more or less depending on how long the person runs to the finish line.
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What makes great Olympians (Part I)
The world record speed in the marathon continues to improve for both male and female athletes. The current men's record speed in maraton is equivalent to a record speed…
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Marathon saves lives of motorists.
Researchers have discovered that 1.8 million motorcyclists are saved by participating in marathon, each athlete reducing the risk of death in each race.
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How good is Vitamin C?
If you don't run a marathon, you probably won't get much protection against common colds from a daily dose of vitamin C supplements, according to the most recent review…
New technology
The car can run across the United States with 3.7 liters of gasoline
The car, built by students at Laval University, can run a distance of 4,500km with less than 4 liters of gasoline.
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The first robot marathon contest
Four robots participated in the race to begin training in Osaka in western Japan in the presence of reporters, the Telegraph reported.