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How can sports medicine help you?

Sports medicine combines sports science and medicine to return the injured athlete to his game expeditiously and also to improve his performance. Beyond restoring function to the injured area, sports medicine deems treatment as complete only when the athlete returns to sports. Find out more about this medical specialty.

By Dawn Yip|2008-05-08T12:36:27+08:00May 7th, 2008|Body in Motion|0 Comments

Did RGS basketballers REALLY shave James Ong’s hair?

Yes they did. And courtesy of our friends at Raffles Girls' School, here finally is proof incontrovertible.

By Dawn Yip|2008-05-06T17:40:08+08:00May 6th, 2008|basketball, Youth in Motion|0 Comments

Side stitches when you run? Change how you breathe.

If you experience stitches in your side when you run, a simple change to how you breathe might just solve the problem.

By Dawn Yip|2008-05-05T14:12:38+08:00May 5th, 2008|Body in Motion|0 Comments

Preview of the A Division Rugby Championship semi-finals

A reader anticipates an intense battle for the semi-finals between the "big four" rugby schools, and gives his prediction on the match outcomes.

By Dawn Yip|2008-05-04T21:17:54+08:00May 3rd, 2008|rugby, Youth in Motion|33 Comments

Introducing social bookmarking on Red Sports

Hi folks, If you're an avid social bookmarker and use [...]

By Dawn Yip|2008-05-02T17:52:54+08:00May 2nd, 2008|Red Sports In Motion|0 Comments

Vivian Balakrishnan: "I emerged near the bottom of the list."

An avid sportsman in his youth, Dr Vivian Balakrishnan's adulthood inactivity earned him a good-natured prod by none other than the then-Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong. Read The Red Sports Interview with Singapore's Minister for Community Development, Youth and Sports.

By Dawn Yip|2008-05-24T12:25:27+08:00April 30th, 2008|The Red Sports Interview|1 Comment

Chest infection adds new twist to Everest attempt

Linda Tan, who is attempting to be SingaporeÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s first woman to summit Mount Everest, has been diagnosed with a chest infection and has descended to Pangboche, a village about 1000m below Everest Base Camp.

By Dawn Yip|2008-04-30T18:19:56+08:00April 30th, 2008|mountaineering, Nation in Motion|3 Comments

RedSportsTV: Inaugural Singapore Formula Drift thrills sell-out audience

It was all about the cars, the drivers and the skill. And the 11,000 spectators who showed up at the Changi Exhibition Centre to witness Singapore's first-ever Formula Drift were not disappointed.