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Tallerack is reading Midnight Sun
I have still not completed Midnight Sun. It is taking me a very long time. In my defence, it’s a very long book and because I more or less already know what happens it doesn’t matter if I leave it for a long time between sections. I’m also a bit apprehensive to take the book out of the house and ruin it because unlike all my secondhand books I’d b…Read More
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On 25th July 2025, IISM set the stage for the most inspiring start to an academic year — Orientation Day 2025. This ceremonial event marked the beginning of a transformative journey for our newest cohort of Sports Management (BSM, MSM & PGPSM) and Sports Science (BSS & MSS) students, packed with motivation, vision, and meaningful c…Read More
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Oscar Pistorius is not a new name in the sports landscape. In 2012, he became the first double-leg amputee who participated in the Olympics and Paralympics, beating several able-bodied competitors.
That’s not it. Wheelchair athletes outperformed their able-bodied counterparts with the world record time in the distance race of 400 m…Read More
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Not so long ago, people did not consider consuming supplements, or energy drinks. Cut to 2022, everyone is health-conscious, and people are taking extra care of what they eat and cutting down the consumption of junk food to remain healthy.
People are now becoming more aware of what they consume and have become cautious about their nutritional…Read More
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Sports is a hard field to make equal…you can’t have everybody be the same, everyone’s always gonna have advantages and disadvantages. Pistorius may have had the legs but he still had to develop the lung capacity, thigh muscles, and general fitness to race at the level he did. Some people are too precious about this.