Find what you love
and let it kill you.
Pick Your Passions explores
topics within human performance, sports, fitness, and nutrition.
“Football is the most important of the least important things in life” - and of all the unimportant things within football itself, kit numbers are surely the most important.
Football is played by 250 million people. 65,000 are professional players. Only three high-level professionals have ever come out as homosexual.
Being chosen to represent your country and national team is one of the highest honours achievable. For these absurdly talented players the dream never materialised.
Fastest sprinter ever. Nine out of nine possible sprint medals across three Olympic Games. A never-ending list of sponsorship deals and a charming smile. Usain Bolt is a phenom. He is the greatest sprinter of all time, but could he be the greatest cheater of all time?
Virtual influencers like Lil Miquela are on the bleeding edge of technology, but they don’t bleed. They are entirely digital.
Juventus, Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern have won 17 of the last 18 league titles in Italy, France and Germany, and there is a similar hegemony in Spain and England. Could the creation of a Super League be the solution?
The question isn't "will e-sports become an Olympic sport?", but rather "when will we see e-sports at the Olympics?".
Meditation is not hippie feel-good nonsense. Meditation has real, tangible effects.
With numerous high profile doping scandals the last decade, the world's most popular sport remains clean. Or does it?
Branched Chain Amino Acids, or BCAAs for short, seem to be all the rage in the fitness industry at the moment. Are they worth your money?
So you don't know how to watch soccer, and the 2018 FIFA World Cup starts in one week. Let's try to change that.
So you don't know how to watch soccer, and the 2018 FIFA World Cup starts in one week. Let's try to change that.
What is the real science behind changing your body? How do you lose or gain weight in a safe manner? What does a beginner really need to know?
The 2018 World Cup is two weeks away, and many Australians who don't usually care about soccer will surely tune in to see how their Socceroos go. Here's why aussies should care more about soccer.
