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Soccer heading is more dangerous than previously thought
A HEADS UP for weekend park footballers: football or soccer heading may be causing more long-term damage to your brain than previously thought, according to a new study by the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA), In the study, researchers compared brain MRIs...
Sam Fricker on overcoming setbacks, his training routine and the power of TikTok
BACK IN JUNE, Sam Fricker entered the Australian Open Diving Championships with a shot at qualifying for the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris. Having made his Olympic debut at Tokyo 2020 and with a Commonwealth Games bronze medal under his belt, Fricker was favoured to...
Liam Lawson is ready to take the next step
LIAM LAWSON KNOWS, better than most, that being a Formula 1 driver is a precarious line of work. The nature of the job has been both a boon and a hindrance to Lawson’s career. In 2023, AlphaTauri rookie Nyck de Vries was dropped halfway through the season and Lawson...
Josh Cavallo has work to do
THE MORE THINGS CHANGE the more they stay the same, goes the saying. And if you scroll through the comments section of any of Josh Cavallo’s Instagram posts, you’ll find it difficult to disagree. On October 27th, it will be three years to the day since Cavallo...
How Pat Cummins is preparing for a massive summer of cricket
IF THERE IS a busier person than Pat Cummins, we don’t envy them. Since leading Australia to victory in the 2023 Cricket World Cup, Cummins has captained the national side to series wins over Pakistan, the West Indies and New Zealand before jetting off for the T20...
Soccer heading is more dangerous than previously thought
One of the round-ball game's key features could be a risk for long-term brain impairment, according to the findings of a new study
Sam Fricker on overcoming setbacks, his training routine and the power of TikTok
The Olympic diver and Commonwealth Games medallist could soon add ‘TikTok award winner’ to his list of accolades after amassing more than two million followers on the platform
Liam Lawson is ready to take the next step
With a seat at the biggest team in F1 potentially on the line, contract uncertainty ahead and only three races left to prove himself, a lesser man than Liam Lawson might buckle under the pressure. But as he explains to Men’s Health, Lawson is no ordinary driver
Josh Cavallo has work to do
Three years after coming out and becoming the world’s only openly gay top-flight footballer, Ralph Lauren ambassador Josh Cavallo talks recovering from injury, his go-to fragrance and how much work still needs to be done before the game he loves can truly be called inclusive
How Pat Cummins is preparing for a massive summer of cricket
Given a rare respite from captaining the national team, Pat Cummins is using the time off to boost his strength and prevent injury, while also expanding his personal style
Dyson Daniels is ready to step up
After a standout Olympic campaign and a trade to the Atlanta Hawks, the Aussie defensive stalwart is ready to show the NBA who he really is
Study says almost 80% of slap fighting contenders at risk of brain damage
The first study of its kind on slap fighting has found that contenders display signs of concussion and medical experts are concerned
Men’s Health Rapid Fire: Beauden Barrett
For the latest edition of MH Rapid Fire, we caught up with All Blacks legend and Tudor ambassador Beauden Barrett
23 under 23: the young Australian athletes who will dominate LA 2028 and beyond
We’re feeling a golden generation coming on. These are the athletes leading it
At his sixth Paralympics, Tristan Knowles will give it all he’s got
At his sixth and possibly final Paralympics, it's not all or nothing for Tristan Knowles, it's all or something
Why Alexei Popyrin could be our next big tennis star
The Aussie young gun stunned the world by taking out the Canadian Open overnight. Here’s why his future looks bright
