News
WADA Sets Priorities for $12 Million Research Pot: Using Chemistry and Omics to Study Doping
Chelsea Little · May 22, 2015
Topic
research
News
Methods Available, But Rarely Used, to See Doping Prevalence; Current Estimates Alarming
FasterSkier · January 29, 2015
Racing
Birkie Survey to Study Health, How Social Support and Interaction Keep Us Going
Chelsea Little · November 12, 2014
Racing
More Than Just Sports Fans, It’s Muscle Cells Who Remember Past Doping
Chelsea Little · October 29, 2014
News
Skiathlon Explained: Physiological Differences from Classic to Make Transition Tough
Chelsea Little · October 7, 2014
Features
This Month in Journals: Does Birthdate Matter in Winning, or Staying In, Youth Sports?
Chelsea Little · August 15, 2014
News
This Month in Journals: Detecting Xenon Gas, A New Banned Substance – and Why You’d Want To
Chelsea Little · June 24, 2014
Features
How Your Sports Psychology Research Gets Done: Based on Days Spent Ski Racing
Chelsea Little · June 16, 2014
Racing
This Month in Journals: How We Suffer
Chelsea Little · May 30, 2014
News
This Month In Journals: Acetominophen, Huffing O2, and the Difference between Men and Women
Chelsea Little · April 29, 2014
News
This Winter in Journals, Part Two: Skis and Boots, Injuries and Eating
Chelsea Little · April 21, 2014
News
This Winter in Journals, Part One: Climate Change Adaptation and the Ski Industry
Chelsea Little · April 8, 2014
Other News
MSU Movement Science Lab Looking for Masters: Recruitment Round Two
FasterSkier · September 30, 2013
News
This Month in Journals: The First Life Cycle Analysis of Skis
Chelsea Little · September 25, 2013
News
This Month in Journals: VO2Max is Stable, Heart Rate Isn’t, and How to Dope Your Brain
Chelsea Little · August 29, 2013
News
Arms and Legs Aren’t Equally Efficient, But Improving Ski Technique Can Help Lazy Arms
Chelsea Little · July 9, 2013
Training
Biomechanical Analysis of Double Poling in Elite Cross-Country Skiers
FasterSkier · September 18, 2009