Will corporate America turn back on Vick after dogfighting case? (KATU Portland)

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Will corporate America turn back on Vick after dogfighting case? (KATU Portland)

Corporate America has tolerated Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick's questionable behavior before - from making an obscene gesture to fans to trying to bring a water bottle with a hidden compartment through an airport - but his indictment on federal charges related to a dog fighting operation could be the final straw, sports marketing experts say.

Tired of going out for your workout? (Everett Herald)

There's no monthly membership for a home gym, no lines for exercise machines or commute times to the local fitness center. For some homeowners it's making a lot of sense to stay in to work out.

Gonna make you sweat - less? (Centre Daily Times)

It might look like your average T-shirt with a crew neck and jersey fabric, but Nike calls its new Sports-Tee "revolutionary." And it doesn't make them, it "engineers" them.

People in Sports (Miami Herald)

A rugby player in Brisbane, Australia, kept competing for more than three months without realizing he had an opponent's tooth lodged in his forehead.

Jordan Brand Launches Summer Breakfast Club Campaign for America's Youth (KXXV Waco)

Program Inspires Young Athletes To Train Like Michael Jordan BEAVERTON, Ore., July 18 /PRNewswire/ -- Jordan Brand, a division of Nike, Inc., launches its second...

Jordan Brand Launches Summer Breakfast Club Campaign for America's Youth (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)

Jordan Brand, a division of Nike, Inc., launches its second annual Breakfast Club program aimed at inspiring today's young athletes to dedicate themselves to hard work in order to achieve personal growth and excellence.

Fitness is in fashion (Rocky Mountain News)

Athletic women: Consider yourself lucky.

A Hole-in-One (ThirdAge)

NEW YORK -- As a new generation of women take up golf, both on the LPGA tour and on local greens, they've changed the look of the links.

Stay in, work out: Home gyms are coming on strong (The Record Searchlight)

There's no monthly membership for a home gym, no lines for exercise machines or commute times to the local fitness center. For some homeowners it's making a lot of sense to work out at home.

The race to get fit (Daily Bulletin)

WCI began noticing the shifting evolution of luxury home design to a more lifestyle-driven floor plan in the 1990s, as the baby-boomer generation of homebuyers, especially those 50 and over, began demanding health-conscious amenities such as home gyms, spas and meditation rooms aimed at helping them live longer.