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Lachie Kennedy is redefining what’s possible with diabetes

Lachie Kennedy is redefining what’s possible with diabetes

Lachie Kennedy is redefining what’s possible with diabetes

FOR THE FIRST TIME in a long time Australian track feels like it has some real buzz about it. The rise has been led by a new generation: Gout Gout dropping prodigious times; Uwezo Lubenda rewriting expectations before he’s even out of school; and Lachie Kennedy...

How parkour athlete Jesse Turner trains for YOHKA obstacle racing

How parkour athlete Jesse Turner trains for YOHKA obstacle racing

MAJOR CHANGE IS coming to the embattled sport of modern pentathlon. Long considered one of those sports that only enters our brain space once every four years during the Olympics, the pentathlon has been the subject of controversy lately. The mistreatment of the...

Breakdancing Is Set To Become The Newest Olympic Sport

Breakdancing Is Set To Become The Newest Olympic Sport

Most Olympic sports have a long and rich history at the Games. Some sports like wrestling and running have been a fixture on the Olympic programme since the ancient Games in Greece. While others like javelin and archery can trace their origins to the battlefield...

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Kyle Chalmers on silencing internal pressure, overcoming obstacles and creating a life outside the pool

Kyle Chalmers on silencing internal pressure, overcoming obstacles and creating a life outside the pool

With his world championship victory in 2023, Kyle Chalmers finally accomplished swimming’s coveted triple crown. That is, winning a gold medal at the Olympics, Commonwealth Games, and world championships, all in individual events. Now he has a chance at a third Olympic medal at what could be his final Games. Chalmers’ journey to this point has been taxing to say the least, but he’ll be damned if he finishes it without another push