To keep it simple you run your gym like you run your house. Keep it clean and in good running order. No jerks allowed, members pay on time and if they give you any crap, throw them out. There's peace where there's order. | | The original, Venice, Ca. (Britta Frahm) | | | | “To keep it simple you run your gym like you run your house. Keep it clean and in good running order. No jerks allowed, members pay on time and if they give you any crap, throw them out. There's peace where there's order.” - | Joe Gold, founder, Gold's Gym and World Gym |
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| rantnrave:// Why it matters that MICHAEL JORDAN has found his activist voice. Why it's problematic that people think it matters that black athletic heroes like MICHAEL JORDAN, but not white athletic heroes, find their activist voices... Yes, RICHARD SHERMAN, any time someone says "Black Lives Matter" and then advocates killing police, "it's difficult to stand behind that logic." But the #BLACKLIVESMATTER movement is not in fact advocating that, and it's unhelpful, and harmful, to imply that it does... The NFL gets tough with its concussion protocol. The NHL remains in denial... The OLYMPICS start in nine days, and we're still trying to sort out "Who's in, and Who's Out" among the RUSSIAN delegation. Meanwhile, here's one more uncertainty to ponder: Can you trust international anti-doping bodies to get it right?... LEFTY's 11 runner-up finishes, ranked... How to turn a triple play without touching the ball... The CHRIS SALE throwback jersey blowup has produced more outrage and more thinkpieces in three days than SALE has produced strikeouts this season. And yet the world's leading authority on uniforms, UNI WATCH's PAUL LUKAS, informs us that he's "still working out what I think of all of it." I wish more writers were like PAUL LUKAS. There's a tendency, and often a job requirement, in this business to have an insta-opinion on everything that happens in sport (and politics, and business, and the weather, and yes I am guilty, too). But sometimes it's OK not to have a take. Sometimes it's OK not to know. Sometimes it's OK just to have an open, curious mind. More than sometimes, even... RIP JT MCNAMARA. | | - Matty Karas, curator |
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| NBC's headaches in rio include well-publicized hazards like the Zika virus and shaky infrastructure. But the network faces another conundrum with this summer's Olympics - how to get Americans who don't watch traditional television to consume the content. This story first appeared in the July 26, 2016 issue of Variety. | |
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Much of the sewage and trash produced by the region's 12 million inhabitants continues to flow untreated into Rio's waters. | |
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Joe Gold, the owner and developer of Gold's Gym had visions way back in the 60's of having his own gym and in 1965 he built his dream gym, which became the Mecca Of Bodybuilding, we know it and we know it as Gold's Gym. 1006 Pacific Street, Venice, CA. | |
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Lin discusses the opportunity to become a starter with the Nets and what attracted him to Brooklyn. | |
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The Public Editor quizzes ESPN's head of films on 30 for 30 series, O.J. film and the ESPYs. | |
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As you can see, a fan at last night's Cubs/White Sox game had a bit of fun at Chris Sale's expense. I'm assuming someone will be showing up at Comiskey in full-on Edward Scissorhands regalia by tomorrow. | |
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MOSCOW - Next Friday, Russians will be among the athletes gathering behind their national flags at the opening ceremony of the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro's Maracanã Stadium. That was almost not the case. | |
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It was around 380BC that one of Western philosophy's founding fathers, Plato, of Classical Greece, first speculated about the purpose of art. In his dense investigation into society titled The Republic, it is theorised that a work of art is ultimately an imitation of reality; yet Plato believed that, in fact, reality is an imperfect imitation of a perfect ideal. | |
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His arrival in Houston as the No. 1 Draft pick in 2002 was met with some skepticism--and even some cultural fear--but Yao Ming’s rookie season changed the international scope of the NBA forever. | |
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A crude guideline for randy athletes | |
| He blames the news media for the prevailing belief that blows to the head can cause long-term brain damage. | |
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Saturday in Cooperstown I was allowed to salute the diamond gods at Doubleday Field. | |
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Chris Froome on Sunday (Jul 24) won his third Tour de France title in four years, and yet his victories were many years in the making. So much is needed to win the Tour - among other things the right genes, a super-strong team with a big budget, the best bikes and gear, moral support, motivation, and the right mind-set. | |
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There was a reasonable expectation that the main event of this past Sunday's Battleground would clarify WWE's world title scene. | |
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It was the early part of a decade which will never really secure an expedient nickname -- the Tens? The Teens? -- and so many in college athletics desired to be upwardly mobile. If you expressed contentment in your conference at the dawn of this decade, you were either in the SEC or Big Ten or were faking it. | |
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Rajaan Bennett had an SEC scholarship and a bright future when he died in a murder-suicide while protecting his family. His impact on his Georgia hometown is felt to this day. | |
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Megan Abbott doesn't watch gymnastics like she used to. Her latest four novels -- "The End of Everything" (2011), "Dare Me" (2012), "The Fever" (2014), and "You Will Know Me," out today -- all get at the emotional violence of teenage girlhood. | |
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The industry is short-changing millions of visitors at a time when dialogue is needed. | |
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With the McCollum deal, the future is now in Portland. | |
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He would embrace NFL players stepping up like the four NBA players did at The ESPYS. | |
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