Author
Competitions
Why the Ryder Cup Defies the World Rankings Every Time
On paper the US should dominate. On the course, Europe keeps winning — the format itself is the explanation.
Articles by Trevor Nash
Training
How Marathoners Train on Fewer Miles Than the Old Gospel Preached
The 100-mile week stopped being a rite of passage. What replaced it is harder, smarter and a lot more survivable.
Trevor Nash
Training
Why Early Sport Specialization Backfires on the Athletes It Promises to Create
The year-round 10-year-old is a modern invention — and the research keeps saying the multi-sport kid wins the long game.
Trevor Nash
Athletes
Why Lionel Messi Chose Miami Over the Saudi Millions
Lionel Messi turned down a reported record offer from Saudi Arabia for Inter Miami — and the reasoning reshaped how soccer's biggest stars think about legacy.
Trevor Nash
Analysis
How NIL Deals Rewrote the Rules of College Roster Building
NIL deals turned college recruiting into a salary cap league with no salary cap — until the House settlement imposed one.
Trevor Nash
Training
How Pitch Counts Quietly Rewrote the Science of Arm Care
Little League limits, MLB workloads and the Tommy John epidemic all point to one uncomfortable truth about elbows.
Trevor Nash