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It’s not the usual practice, learning how to take out another person, but WKAR Current Sports went all out to experience the martial art of Krav Maga.
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The state legislature is following suit of more than 30 states in their push to open the door for high school students to make money in their sports, but concerns remain.
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Rugby is big around the world, but just starting to pick up steam in the U.S. The Spartans who play club rugby want to make their mark.
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American athletes are feeling the monetary benefits of NIL rules, but it’s a different story for international students.
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Stereotypes around the strength of female athletes still exist, particularly in the weight room. Senior Charly May and freshman Kayla Rawlins want to change that narrative.
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Fitness enthusiasts who embrace tech need to make a choice for their wearable: Apple or Fitbit. Neither device is perfect, but each has fans for different reasons.
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The physical combat sport draws MSU students, from newbies to veterans, and the club helps them to prepare to compete.
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Sophie Shaker, a sophomore from Chicago, was a successful high school rower who had to stop after a serious car crash. She found her way back to the water, thanks to MSU’s co-ed club team.
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The math is simple: unusually-warm winter temperatures equals no ice for fishing. The season is normally short, but this year, it was down to days.
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The hot game is more than a pastime, it’s a multiplayer team experience for Michigan State students to share successes.
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Charlie Baker had some big decisions to make about his future in college and football. In the end, the best place was the closest to his heart: Michigan State.
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NIL rules, and which athletes are finding sponsorship success, radically varies by school, sport, and gender. Michigan State athletes are still trying to figure things out.