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Blockchain and sport: Tokens, NFT entries and more

While the world debates on cryptocurrencies, sport is already adopting blockchain to solve historical problems: counterfeit inputs, lack of transparency in sponsorships or transmission rights. But how does this technology work in stadiums and equipment?

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How artificial intelligence is revolutionizing sports training

Artificial intelligence (AI) has ceased to be a futuristic concept to become a key tool in high performance sport. From tactical optimization to injury prevention, algorithms are transforming how athletes and coaches address performance. Platforms like Bekeep already use this technology to offer custom insights, but how does it really work?

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What to Eat Before Training: Real Energy to Perform at Your Best

Pre-workout meals might seem like a minor detail, but they’re one of the biggest factors influencing your performance, endurance, and recovery. Eating too little, too late, or the wrong type of food can leave you feeling weak, sluggish, or even dealing with digestive discomfort.

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What to Eat Before Training: Real Energy to Perform at Your Best

Pre-workout meals might seem like a minor detail, but they’re one of the biggest factors influencing your performance, endurance, and recovery. Eating too little, too late, or the wrong type of food can leave you feeling weak, sluggish, or even dealing with digestive discomfort.

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Creatine: The Most Scientifically Backed (and Most Misunderstood) Supplement

Few words spark as much debate in gyms as “creatine.” Some think it’s “like steroids,” others believe it’s only for bodybuilders, and there are still people who fear it damages the kidneys or “makes you bloated.” But the truth is, creatine is one of the most researched, safest, and most effective supplements out there for improving physical performance.

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Protein Powder: Do You Really Need It or Is It Just Marketing?

If you’ve ever set foot in a gym or browsed fitness content, you’ve probably seen someone holding the classic post-workout protein shake. It almost seems mandatory, like it’s some kind of magic potion. But is it really necessary for everyone? How useful is it? Is it safe? And what happens if you don’t take it?

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Eating Well Is Also Training: The Nutritional Foundation of Sports Performance

When people talk about sports, they often think of workouts, routines, reps, and competitions. But there’s another part that’s just as important—and often overlooked: nutrition. What you eat before, during, and after exercise can make the difference between progress and plateau. Between performing at 100% or running out of energy halfway through. Eating well isn’t just about looks. It’s a key part of performance, recovery, and, above all, long-term health.

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Coming Back After an Injury: Rebuilding From the Inside Out

Injuries are part of sports, even if no one wants to go through them. They show up without warning, break routines, ruin plans—and worst of all, they force you to stop. But beyond the physical pain, the hardest part is often in your head: the fear of coming back, the insecurity, the anxiety of “losing all the progress.” Physical recovery is only part of the journey. Rebuilding mentally and emotionally is something entirely different—and often deeper.

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Patience Is Also Trained: Learning to Embrace the Process in Sports

One of the hardest things to accept in sports — and in life — is that results don’t come instantly. We want quick progress, visible changes, the feeling that every bit of effort pays off right away. But real progress runs at a different pace. It’s slow, sometimes invisible, and often frustrating. That’s why patience becomes a key virtue… and yes, it can be trained too.

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Sports as Therapy: Moving to Heal from Within

Sports are often talked about as a way to stay fit, improve physically, compete, or look better. But there’s something deeper that isn’t always mentioned: sports can also be a way to heal. A kind of therapy in motion that helps calm the mind, process emotions, and restore balance when everything feels out of control.

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