This is a video of the world’s most decorated gymnast Simone Biles performing a floor exercise tumbling pass in ultra slow motion. Well, it was filmed in ultra slow motion, she isn’t actually performing it in slow motion. That would require breaking the laws of physics and not just bending

This is a clip of a student from Datong University in northern China’s Shanxi province who volunteered to act as cameraman during a 100-meter dash, and does a damn fine job keeping pace with the athletes. As a matter of fact, I wouldn’t be the least bit surprised to learn

This is a video of Youtuber Daniel LaBelle (previously) and a friend reimagining golf as a speed sport. I thought maybe the golf carts were going to have modified engines, but no, they’re running. That does not look like a good time to me. I don’t like running. I like

This is a video of Dallas Baptist University first baseman Cole Moore taking a diving leap over a foul territory wall for a catch, helping clench the school’s 12-8 victory over Indiana State and securing a place in the NCAA Tournament. I guess you could call that a leap of

This is a video from Monster Energy (Red Bull may give you wings, but Monster gives you horns and a thirst for blood) of Barcelona, Spain based professional mountain biker Bienvenido Aguado successfully landing a 100-foot front flip, setting a new record for longest dirt-to-dirt front flip on a downhill

This is a video of a professional barefoot waterskier (at least that’s what the video description says) performing a couple pushups while being towed behind a boat. Admittedly, pretty impressive, although how the person driving the boat didn’t pull a hard left turn in the middle of Aquaman’s workout clearly

This is some first person helmet-cam footage from a motocross rider who, after successfully navigating his way past rider #69, witnesses another racer land directly on top of another after a jump. Details at 11: At an off-road race track in Orlando, Florida, one of the riders missed a shift

These are a couple short videos demonstrating a high tech ski and snowboard simulator at the Sachinoyu Hotel in central Japan. The machine is for use by guests for training purposes prior to hitting the slopes outside. Some more info about the machine while I convince myself the only training