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Body sculpting, art gazing (Carroll County Times)
Is it a poster? Is it an enlarged photo? Actually, it is a 6-foot, black-and-white acrylic wall painting featuring a young Arnold Schwarzenegger's rippling back muscles.
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How dreams came true for Hyleas Fountain (The Patriot-News)
When was growing up in Bressler, Swatara Twp., and competing in the township recreation department's summer events, she dreamed of competing against the world's best athletes at the Olympics.
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The next big ching (Miami Herald)
Rather than be a bench player on an NBA roster, Matt Morgan opted to become a benchmark for today's hybrid athlete on the pro wrestling/sports entertainment scene.
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En Garde, World (The Harvard Crimson)
Walk past the front desk of the MAC. Take a left through the doors, walk down an office-filled hallway, and go through the imposingly heavy metal entrance. Hike up two flights of steep stairs.
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Avs hope to muscle way past injuries (Denver Post)
Hockey players wear the wrong clothes to show off a buff physique.
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Rutherford demands training changes (The News & Observer)
Hurricanes general manager Jim Rutherford, concerned about his team's run of injuries in recent seasons, has instructed strength and conditioning coach Pete Friesen to make sweeping changes to the off-season conditioning regimen for the players.
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Arkansas game and fish report (Pine Bluff Commercial)
DeWITT, Ark. (AP) _ George Dunklin Jr., a commissioner with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, has been named one of four finalists for this year's Budweiser Conservationist of the Year award.
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Silver lining as Peisley steps up to the big time (The Maclay Argus)
Scott Peisley is no longer daunted by competing on the international stage.
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Stretching Out: A workout that doesn't let up (The Plain Dealer)
As an occasional triathlete, I've grown quasi-comfortable switching from one sport to another. Assuming I can swim, I usually don't have much trouble in a triathlon jumping out of the water and onto a bike, or from there into a run.
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NBA's Alonzo Mourning Touts 'Resilience' In Memoir (NPR)
In 2000, the muscular, 6-feet-10-inch NBA star was diagnosed with a rare, life-threatening kidney disease. Alonzo Mourning made a full recovery following a transplant. Now, he's written a memoir about the obstacles he had to overcome on the road back to the NBA.
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