Chris Giblin

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Train Like an Olympic Fencer
Olympic fencers Tim Morehouse and Race Imboden detail the combination of cardio, strength, and technical training that goes into competing in their sport.
A Long History Fencing was developed hundreds of years ago and is one of a handful of events that have been in every Summer Olympics since the first modern Games in 1896. There are three different...
Breakout Stars of the 2012 Olympics
You might not know their names now, but these athletes will be all over your radar during the 2012 Olympic Games.
Every Olympics has a handful of new star athletes that members of the media latch onto, putting extra emphasis on those few personal storylines. Even though any Olympian is a champion in his or her...
Train Like a Water Polo Player
Men's USA water polo player Shea Buckner reveals how he prepares for one of the Olympics' oldest games.
How long can you tread water? The fact that world-class water polo players are basically prepared to keep themselves afloat for indefinite amounts of time highlights their dedication to fitness, as...
Train Like a Judo Wrestler
More difficult than MMA training, Jimmy Pedro explains the intense strength an athlete needs to compete in Olympic-level judo.
Current judo coach and two-time Olympic medalist Jimmy Pedro is able to sum up the difficulty of judo training pretty easily: “I have many athletes that used to compete in judo but are now...
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