The “Never Forget” vow is tossed around quite a bit. But the shelf life of “never” depends on how long it takes to forget to remember. It can take decades, years, months and weeks to fade then vanish. In sports, however, it takes minutes — until the next pitch, punt or power play. Late last … Read more
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. After going all in on live sports, Prime Video is also bolstering its selection of sports documentaries and docu-series with the premiere of its newest: “The Money Game,” which is streaming now. “The Money Game” is an all-access … Read more
He’s shedding light on how to lose weight — and keep it off. Dr. Tommy Martin said he grew up overweight thanks to unhealthy eating habits, tipping the scale at 230 pounds at his heaviest. He tried overly restrictive diets and intense workouts but it wasn’t until he changed his mindset and goals about a decade … Read more
It was a tall order to fill. Standing at 8-foot-1 Morteza Mehrzad, 36, is the second-tallest man in the world and the tallest athlete to ever compete at a Paralympic Games. His height may help the Paralympian volleyball player spike the ball, but it doesn’t help him get comfy in a normal-sized bed. Morteza Mehrzad, 36, … Read more
Shirt’s got her tongue. World record holder Colleen Quigley, 31, took to Instagram on Tuesday to share the strangest part of her workout routine. The steeplechase specialist, who represented the US at the 2016 Rio Olympics, can be seen readying herself for racing with a little round of tongue-pulling, which she maintains helps release the … Read more
It was rough being an entertainment writer the past two weeks. Americans haven’t cared much at all about Hollywood. Instead they’ve been addicted to the 2024 Olympic Games, which have averaged a huge daily viewership of 32 million across NBC and Peacock. And those who were not glued to around-the-clock coverage of gymnastics, track and … Read more
It looks like the Olympic Village won’t be winning any gold medals for its food. Sodexo Live!, the official food provider at this year’s Paris’ Games, is serving up a staggering 40,000 meals per day for ravenous athletes, but not all the competitors are impressed by the offerings. Now that the athletes have been noshing … Read more
The Post takes a look at two of Paris’ must-stay spots during the 2024 Paris Olympics. AFP via Getty Images World-class athletes won’t be the only ones feeling like champions during the 2024 Olympics in Paris. With effortless elegance being at the heart of the French capital no matter the season, this summer the City … Read more
Singles are looking to score with Olympians — even from thousands of miles away. US-based content creator Sofia Elizabeth set her Hinge location to the Olympic Village in the hopes of earning first place in an athlete’s heart despite living on a different continent, and to her surprise, it might have worked. “At first, I … Read more
They’re going for gold — but making a whole bunch of silver in the process. A number of high-profile Olympic athletes are joining OnlyFans, saying the steamy subscription site is an easy way to rake in extra cash. British diver Jack Laugher — who is competing at the 2024 Paris Games — sent sports lovers … Read more
Not drinking enough fluids during the summer can land you in hot water. Water makes up roughly 60% of your body weight — dehydration happens when you don’t replenish the fluids you lose to sweat, tears, and urine. Most people don’t drink enough water, with 75% of Americans considered chronically dehydrated. Severe dehydration can cause serious … Read more
ESPN is in Pat McAfee’s crosshairs again. The former Colts punter and host of his eponymous TV show that airs on ESPN had thoughts about the network’s ongoing list of the top 100 professional athletes since 2000. The Worldwide Leader has published Nos. 51-100 of the best athletes thus far, saying it used contributors from … Read more
Mason Branstrator is going the distance — one way or the other. The young man, now 20, just completed his first marathon in a wheelchair three years after breaking his T-12 vertebra in a skiing accident that saw him paralyzed from the waist down. “I was going for an ordinary day of downhill skiing, but … Read more
Rory McIlory had a change of heart. The golf superstar, who previously filed for divorce from his wife, Eric Stoll, in May has seemingly changed his mind and filed a notice of voluntary dismal in Palm Beach, Florida on Tuesday, ending the divorce plans. The filing, viewed by The Post, was also closed out on … Read more
“Sports people die twice,” says a voice in the new documentary “Federer: Twelve Final Days,” which premiered Monday night at the Tribeca Film Festival. movie review ROGER FEDERER: TWELVE FINAL DAYS Running time: 100 minutes. Rated R (some language). On Prime Video June 20. For fans of tennis, superstar Roger Federer’s 2022 retirement at age … Read more
So much for menstruation cramping their style. Female athletes react quicker and make fewer errors on their period even as they believe their symptoms and lousy mood will negatively affect their performance, new research from University College London finds. “This study emerged from listening carefully to female soccer players and their coaches,” senior study author … Read more
A meal of champions apparently doesn’t feature french fries. The 15,000 athletes at the Paris Olympics will forego the deep-fried delicacy in what has been hailed as the largest restaurant in the world: a former electrical power plant that has been converted into a dining hall, spanning 700 feet in the center of the Olympic … Read more
The proof is in the pudding. Megan Roup, a former Brooklyn Nets dancer who trains Dakota Johnson, Karlie Kloss, and other stars, is revealing her three favorite energy-boosting pre-workout snacks — chia pudding, carrots and hummus, and peanut butter and jelly. “I love an afternoon snack of chia pudding made with chia seeds, almond milk … Read more
There’ll be no lovemaking in the City of Love. “Anti-sex” beds have arrived in Paris ahead of the 2024 Olympic Games, with their materials and small size allegedly aimed at deterring athletes from getting kinky during the competition. The bed’s twin size means there’s no room for the competitors to sidle up together. The beds … Read more
He’s on track for Olympic glory — but he’s not giving up his day job. A Walmart worker is set to compete at the US Olympic track and field trials in Oregon following his surprise win in the 60-meter hurdles at the Millrose Games in February. Dylan Beard, 25, who hails from Raleigh, North Carolina, … Read more