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Maria Konnikova on research that suggests innate abilities, rather than deliberate practice, are the primary factor in academic and athletic success. 
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Halifax-based sports genetics startup Athletigen Technologies Inc. is shifting its growth plans into high gear on the back of a $200,000 Atlantic Canadian Opportunities Agency (ACOA) loan.
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Researchers are beginning to understand how DNA makes some athletes more likely to get hurt. Via Peter Mellow
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It's appealing to think that all it takes is a lot of practice; but the factors behind elite performance are more complicated than that.
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Baylor Football made their first Bowl Game in 15-years, two years after their current Head Coach Art Briles took over in 2008. Since then Baylor has become a national powerhouse and counties to get top recruits. However, Briles has done more than recruit top talent and coach winning football during his time in Waco. He has built a program that is at the forefront of innovation, technology, and sports science. Baylor Football uses everything from GPS tracking and heart monitors for all their athletes, to working with a Slovenia company who specializes in TMG (tensiomyography), a technology that allows users to monitor and track performance of specific muscle groups.
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