What happens when you give players more responsibility to lead practices and solve their own ultimate roadblocks? Fever Coach DeAnna Ball learns how to become a true mentor through delegating responsibilities.
There's no "cure" for depression, but neuroscience can help us understand how to support teammates dealing with it--and how we can play better ultimate.
Believe the hype: interval training is a popular training method for a reason. Melissa Witmer shares the science behind your workouts and includes some examples to try.
Teams, like toddlers, need to eat their vegetables. For ultimate teams, though, vegetables are leadership--and the best way to eat them is a nice big salad.
Strength training is a must if you want to excel as a player, but lots of people struggle with lifting alone. One possible solution: join a training group!
The South African Wild Dogs are on a mission to play at the U23 World Championships in London this summer. Like their animal counterparts, the Wild Dogs are full of energy and hunt their prey by tiring them out. Learn about how you can help these eager athletes reach their international ambitions.
How much does your fabric softener impact your athletic performance? Brent Steepe breaks down how to recover properly, with warning signs to look for and tips to optimize your training.