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Sport Is a Lifestyle: Amazing Facts About Its Effect on the Body and Mind
Regular exercise gives you vitality and activity that lasts all day, and strengthens social ties and marital relationships when you exercise with friends or loved ones. And most importantly, fitness serves as a protective shield against many diseases such as heart disease and diabetes, strengthens t
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Neymar’s Story: From Street Footballer to Global Icon
Neymar da Silva Santos Júnior is a Brazilian footballer who plays as a striker for Santos and the Brazil national team, an Olympic champion and the top scorer in the history of the Brazilian national team, who played for Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain and Al-Hilal.
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"Ultramarathon Legend: How a Farmer at 61 Won Because He Didn't Know He Could Stop"
Who is Cliff Young? Clifford, Young's full name, was born in 1922 into a poor family. The boy spent his entire childhood on the family farm in Victoria, a state in southeastern Australia. The property covered just over eight square kilometers.
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"Lionel Messi: The Silent Genius Behind Football’s Greatest Moments"
Lionel Messi is an Argentine footballer, forward and captain of the Argentina national team, world champion, eight-time winner of the Ballon d'Or, played for Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain, and in 2023 moved to Inter Miami.
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Chris Nikic: The First Athlete with Down Syndrome to Conquer the Ironman Triathlon"
The Florida athlete explains the '1% better' method that allowed him to achieve his dream and inspire millions around the world, and reveals the big challenge he faces in 2023.
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Michael Phelps: Turning ADHD into a Golden Legacy
Michael Phelps is the world record holder for the most Olympic victories! The swimmer has 28 medals, 23 of which are gold. But one of the reasons for his success is an unpleasant phenomenon: attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). The story of how Phelps was able to turn his problems into a
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Kieran Behan: Defying the Odds to Rewrite Gymnastics History
Doctors assured him that he would never be able to walk again, but he got to the Olympic Games.
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Daniel Jacobs: Rising from the Ring of Pain to Glory"
Jacobs had 144 fights in the ring, 137 of which ended in his unconditional victory. He was previously called the Golden Child, but at one point he felt weakness in his legs. Doctors thought the boxer had pinched a nerve, but it turned out to be cancer.
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Usain Bolt: The Lightning Spark That Redefined Speed"
Bolt is an extraordinary person: he has repeatedly broken his own records, and all thanks to long and hard training. Usain is a true athlete, having received eight Olympic awards during his sports career.