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Olympic gymnast Sam Peszek discusses how to create a positive body image for young girls everywhere.

Watch how former hockey player Emily Engel-Natzke is blazing a trail to help show girls and women everywhere that hockey is for everyone.

NIL legislation was recently passed in all 50 states which allows college athletes to make money off of their name, image, and likeness. Hear the impacts from these stand-out athletes.

There are three disciplines of fencing: foil, épée and sabre and each has its own unique historical backstory. Do you know what they are?

Dr. John Torres answers viewers’ latest questions about the coronavirus, we learn about the United Nations General Assembly in New York and we meet two third graders who gave a touching tribute to a U.S. veteran

There are some modern tweaks to nutrition myths you can make to ensure that your athlete is properly fueled and getting the nutrition he or she needs.

The 23-year-old athlete out of Northeast Louisiana State College — now known as University of Louisiana Monroe — completed his record-breaking vault using a fiberglass pole, while most other vaulters were still using wooden poles.

Time Inc. publisher Henry Luce created Sports Illustrated (SI) to be the first weekly printed national magazine focused on live sporting events, with the first issue hitting newsstands on Aug. 16, 1954.

First foul ball broke her nose, second hit her in the knee.

In this episode of All Around, Olympic gymnasts reflect back on their pursuit for the ultimate prize after a year of uncertainty.