Why I love … parkour
Reducing risk and avoiding fear makes society less capable; with parkour we can reclaim our natural agility and instincts. Dan Edwardes explains why he took the first leap
If you do it, flaunt it. Sharing your exercise routine is no bad thing
Rupert Myers: Runners are worryingly keen to upload their penis-shaped jogging routes – but at least they’re less tedious than snaps of babies or posh food
Why I love … skateboarding
Exciting first set of wheels to seeing bland urban spaces from a whole new perspective, Kevin Eason extols the virtues of the board
Zepp sensor review: a racket-mounted app that can improve your tennis
How to capture, measure and analyse your swings in three dimensions
Lance Armstrong was both a fraud and cycling’s most high profile drugs victim
Fran Langdon: Disgraced cylist stripped of his seven Tour de France titles should be judged in the context of the culture that dominated the sport
What happens when England play? Sex, heart attacks and violence
Regardless of whether England beat Uruguay or not, we can guarantee that this World Cup will see a rise in A&E admissions and pregnancies – and a possible fall on the stock market, says Leo Benedictus
Record number of people in England playing sport regularly
The number of over-16s playing sport once a week, every week rose to a record 15.6m between 2013 and 2014
Joanna Rowsell: I don’t want alopecia to define me
Olympic and world champion cyclist Joanna Rowsell started losing her hair at 10. But now she's made her peace with alopecia, she tells Helen Pidd
Suzanne Moore: ‘I’ve joined the gym!’
She was an average middle-aged woman addicted to crisps and cava, but in the midst of a national obsession with obesity, Suzanne Moore decided it was time to take herself in hand
Colin Jackson: ‘I never jump over hurdles any more’
Colin Jackson on being the third-fastest kid in Cardiff, demolishing a slab of chocolate after a hard workout and how running makes him feel free