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All martial arts are a quest for beauty and transcendence. I found those not in doing karate but rather having karate done to me.
By Gare Joyce
My college was usually on the bottom of the Big Ten. When I think of the players’ futures, I wish it still was.
By Carmel McCoubrey
The sport can be solitary. But you can also find incredible camaraderie racing with a pack.
By Lela Moore
I used to hide my suffering. But I’ve learned that brain injuries don’t have to be permanent.
By Dale Earnhardt Jr.
He’s the most talented golfer ever to play the game. But more than ever he’s showing he’s also a human being.
By Jeff Benedict and Armen Keteyian
In October and November, the sport exists (Laver Cup!) and doesn’t exist simultaneously. I’m both fascinated and irritated by this.
By Rowan Ricardo Phillips
But they are our abomination — gargantuan and heedless like America itself.
By David Bentley Hart
On a World Cup family adventure, we rooted with old and new friends at a Reykjavik bar for our new favorite team.
By Gwendolyn Oxenham
When you dance, you take a stranger in your arms. There’s a lesson there for America.
By Meghan Flaherty
Every year, I fall in love with the French Open and Roland Garros’s beautiful, burnt sienna courts.
