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File consists of an issue of Sweat. This issue explores politics in sports, the tie between sports marketing and fashion, and the challenges faced by gay and lesbian athletes. It also discusses ACL injuries, vision training, and the rising sport of cricket. This issue also includes a feature on Humber College graduate, golfer Ryan Lamb.
Series consists of issues of "Sweat", the official magazine of the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association.
File consists of an issue of Sweat. This issue explores how visualization and mental imagery aids athletes; injuries and the benefits of therapy; and the effect of marijuana legislation and the OCAA. This issue also covers cross-country running, floorball, and volleyball.
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File consists of an issue of Sweat. This issue celebrates OCAA's 50th anniversary. This issue features Ceejay Nofuente from Humber's women's basketball team, which also celebrated a perfect season and third straight gold medal. It also highlights OCAA dance teams, including the Humber Dance Company. Humber's championship victories in badminton, indoor soccer, and curling are also mentioned in this issue.
File consists of an issue of Sweat. This issue explores the psychology of sport, from exercise addiction to retirement transitions for high-performance athletes. It highlights OCAA athletes and staff participating in the Pan Am and Parapan Am Games, and also features Terrel Bramwell, a record-breaking Humber College volleyball player, and discusses the Humber Hawks winning the 2015 OCAA women's basketball championship.
File consists of an issue of Sweat. This issue explores themes of challenges and change in sports. It discusses the difficulties faced by northern schools, how genetics play a role in athletics, and new discoveries around ACL injuries. This issue also features stories from LGBTQ+ athletes.
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File consists of an issue of Sweat. This issue explores how technology, like video games, instant replays and vision correction, are changing the face of sports. It also discusses the inaugural OCAA baseball season, soccer, new concussion protols, and new challenges to athletic recruitment.
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File consists of an issue of Sweat. This issue focuses on overcoming hardships and adversity. This issue celebrates Humber College's men's volleyball team winning gold at nationals, and explores the challenges faced by Humber's women's volleyball team in maintaining a dynasty. This issue also discusses doping in sports, gender equality, and anxiety.
File consists of an issue of Sweat. This issue explores the psychology of sports. It highlights Humber College's record-breaking volleyball player, Landis Doyle, and discusses Humber's broadcast television/videography students providing high-definition sports coverage. It also discusses the debut of 8-man football, the effects of energy drinks on performance and drug testing, and managing diabetes in sports.