More evidence big football players face heart risks - Chicago Tribune

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More evidence big football players face heart risks Chicago Tribune The findings build on evidence that football players' big bodies can become a health liability in the long run, said Sherry Baron, a researcher at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health in Cincinnati, who led the study. Evidence big football players face heart risksFox News all 36 news articles »

86 Floors, Little Preparation - Wall Street Journal

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86 Floors, Little Preparation Wall Street Journal One Empire State Building veteran completed 1576 steps on a Stairmaster—every day. And a long-time runner explained the importance of biometric exercises to carefully hone relevant muscles. And of course, they all trained for months. Skyscraper runners take workouts to incredible heightsmsnbc.com all 236 news articles »

NFL draft hopefuls flock to Denver to build their skills - Denver Post

NFL draft hopefuls flock to Denver to build their skills Denver Post By Mike Klis To show what the scouting combine has become to NFL hopefuls, Drake Dunsmore took his degree in communications from prestigious Northwestern and started his life in the real world by moving to Denver so he could spend six weeks working ... and more »

WMU hockey assistant coach Rob Facca balancing coaching and recruiting while ... - MLive.com

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WMU hockey assistant coach Rob Facca balancing coaching and recruiting while ... MLive.com The family is doing everything it can to make sure the 4-year-old lives as close to a normal life for as long as he can while dealing with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. Nicole Facca said one thing is for sure: It doesn't matter how long her husband is ... and more »

The Big Gigs for the week of 2/10 - Minneapolis Star Tribune

The Big Gigs for the week of 2/10 Minneapolis Star Tribune Of course, Trailer Trash, one of Minnesota's finest purveyors of classic country and quirky humor, will perform, along with singer/songwriter Chris Koza, the funky Brass Kings and the Honeydogs, Twin Cities rockers of long standing. and more »