If you think you know everything about canoeing and kayaking from following Tony Estanguet's exploits since the Sydney Olympics in 2000, you might be surprised by a whole new Olympic discipline... More intense and more spectacular, this race between four paddlers is experiencing phenomenal growth. Here are 5 things to know about kayak cross.
Once reserved for bodybuilders, dietary supplements and protein-enriched products are becoming more widespread, including among casual athletes. However, be cautious: sports supplements are not without risks! The French Agency for Food, Environmental and Occupational Health & Safety (Anses) is raising the alarm about their composition and potential side effects. Here's an explanation.
The Olympic cauldron in the shape of a hot air balloon made a sensation during the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games on Friday, July 26, when it soared into the sky of the capital. However, being attached to a balloon is not its only peculiarity! Here are 5 things to know about the Paris 2024 Games cauldron.
Have you heard of Alice Milliat? Her name, long forgotten, resurfaces on the occasion of the Paris 2024 Games. It must be said that this feminist organized the first Women's Olympic Games in history in the early 1920s. Her determination allowed women to enter the Olympic adventure on the same level as male athletes. We invite you to discover this woman with an extraordinary destiny.
At a press conference at Wimbledon on July 7, 2024, Novak Djokovic stated that tennis clubs are in danger because they risk being converted to padel or pickleball. But do you know this increasingly popular new racket sport? I invite you to discover this trendy discipline in 5 questions.
Summer is the perfect season for playing footvolley, a team sport that lives up to its name! Indeed, it is on the beach that enthusiasts gather to play this ball game, which borrows some of its rules from football and others from volleyball. Here are 5 things to know about this increasingly popular beach sport.
Walking and running are among the most accessible physical activities for the general public. However, there are nuances between running, jogging, and brisk walking. I suggest we take a look at the differences and benefits of these various disciplines.
Guédelon Castle in the Yonne is much more than a monument to visit. It is an educational experience that invites visitors on a true journey back in time! On this unique site in the world, passionate craftsmen, experts in various trades, are building a 13th-century castle using the techniques and materials of the period. The site is open to the public from April to October.
Due to the Olympic Games, the 2024 Tour de France will not be quite like the others… As the capital prepares to host the Paris 2024 Olympics, the premier event of French cycling will not end on the Champs-Élysées but on the Promenade des Anglais! Here are 5 things to know about this edition that promises to be atypical.
Did you know that dance is not just a hobby or a means of expression but also a source of well-being? Today, more and more doctors recommend dance therapy as a complement to treatments for various chronic diseases, including arthritis and cancer. We will reveal which dance is beneficial for improving specific health issues.
