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Sports

Sports news from trusted sources (BBC Sport, The Guardian, Sky Sports) along with articles on training, recovery, and developing a movement habit — no tabloids or betting.

Sources: trusted newsrooms · updated every 30 minutes

BMI & calorie calculator

WHO BMI and daily energy requirements (Mifflin-St Jeor equation, 1990) with a goal: cut, maintain, gain.

BMI
24,2
normal
Basal metabolic rate (BMR)
1452 kcal
Daily energy requirements
1996 kcal
Cut (−500 kcal)
1496
Maintain
1996
Gain (+300 kcal)
2296

BMI categories according to WHO (18.5 / 25 / 30). BMI does not account for body composition (muscle mass). This is educational information — not a substitute for a doctor or dietitian.

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About this department: Sports

The Sports department gathers news from reputable sources — BBC Sport, The Guardian, Sky Sports, Sport.pl — and enhances them with articles on training, recovery, and developing a movement habit. Each item links back to its original source.

Sports on Ezostylia is part of the 'Life' pillar: daily activity, healthy competition, and the emotions of fans — no gossip or clickbait.

Frequently asked questions

Where does the sports news come from?

From the RSS feeds of BBC Sport, The Guardian Sport, Sky Sports, and Sport.pl. Updated every 30 minutes, always linking to the original content.

Does the Sports department publish its own articles?

Yes — alongside the news, you will find editorial articles on training, recovery, and physical activity backed by scientific sources.

Is there betting content?

No. We do not publish any gambling content or bookmaker advertisements.

How can I start exploring 'Sports'?

Select one topic and compare its explanation with the referenced sources. Gradually work through the guides, keeping in mind your personal circumstances and the limitations of the material.

What topics does Sports cover?

The Sports department gathers news from reputable sources — BBC Sport, The Guardian, Sky Sports, Sport.pl — and enhances them with articles on training, recovery, and developing a movement habit. Each item links back to its original source.

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