Archive: 2025/12

FIFA is the global governing body for football (soccer), organizing the World Cup and setting international rules. Learn how it works, why the sport has two names, and how it connects billions worldwide.

Brazil is no longer overwhelmingly Catholic. While still the largest Catholic population by number, Protestantism has surged, reshaping culture, politics, and daily life. Here's what the numbers and trends really show.

Rugby isn't mainstream in Brazil, but it's growing fast-especially in São Paulo and Rio. With rising youth participation, women's teams, and more fixtures, rugby is carving out a real place in Brazil's sports scene.

What happens when you exercise every day for a year? Your body transforms, your mind clears, sleep improves, and your relationship with movement changes forever - no extreme diets or fancy gear needed.

Sports equipment isn't just about brand names-it's about how design, materials, fit, and safety standards work together to enhance performance and protect athletes. Learn the key characteristics that make gear effective.

Tennis TV doesn't show Grand Slams or Challenger events, but it's the only place to stream every ATP and most WTA tournament match live. Here's exactly what you get - and what you're missing.

Avoid common running shoe mistakes like wrong fit, too much cushion, narrow toe boxes, and outdated pairs. Learn what actually hurts your feet and how to pick shoes that keep you running injury-free.

Seven reps is a powerful, underrated range for building strength and muscle without going too heavy or too light. Learn how to use it effectively for real results.

Discover the real slang terms for rugby players-from 'packer' in Australia to 'pig' in New Zealand-and learn what these nicknames really mean on and off the field.

A real fitness tip isn’t a flashy hack - it’s a simple, doable action that fits your life. Learn what makes a tip actually work and how to find one that sticks.

Rule 1 in boxing is simple: no hitting below the belt. It’s the foundation of fair fighting, protecting fighters and preserving the sport’s integrity. Learn why this rule matters more than you think.

Do athletes use their own equipment? Most pros don’t own it - they get it from sponsors. But they customize it heavily and keep backups. Here’s what really goes on behind the scenes with sports gear.