Obscure Sports
There’s a Competition to Be the Last to Hear About the Super Bowl Winner
It’s hard to last past Monday morning
Meet the Insane Surfers Who Travel to the Arctic Ocean to Catch a Wave
Photographer Chris Burkard takes pleasure in working through the misery of the ice-cold waters of Norway
The World Championships in Medieval Combat
Steps from a 15th century Spanish castle, combatants took to arms
Horses Can Do Yoga
"The method is to tame the horse according to its nature , avoiding cause fear and pain, and by earning their trust and loyalty"
Combat Juggling Is Your New Favorite Sport, Now That You Know It Exists
The premise of combat juggling is pretty simple: juggle three items, and try to get your opponent to drop his three
America’s Favorite Sport Used to Be… Competitive Walking
Pedestrianism was popular in the late 19th century
The Little-Known History of How the Modern Olympics Got Their Start
Acclaimed sportswriter Frank Deford connects the modern Games to their unlikely origin—in rural England
The Daredevil of Niagara Falls
Charles Blondin understood the appeal of the morbid to the masses, and reveled when gamblers took bets on whether he would plunge to a watery death
Extreme Running
Made popular by a recent James Bond film, a new urban art form called free running hits the streets
Flights of Fancy
Orlando Martinez, who lives and breathes the age-old sport of pigeon racing, goes for the Main Event
"Lay It Up!"
Curling is chess on ice, with broomsticks
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