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John Brenkus, who was known for his terrific work on Sport Science on ESPN and Fox Sports Net, died on May 1, 2025 at the age of 54. According to a post on social media from his family: "It is with ...

John Brenkus, the charismatic TV host who found creative ways to get sports fans to think about science, has died, his production company, Brinx.TV, said Sunday in a statement. “John, co-founder of ...

In today’s competitive world, sports play an integral role in the development of our children, fostering teamwork, discipline and physical fitness. We often link sports and physical fitness. However, ...

John Brenkus, who transformed how we understand sports performance, is remembered for his groundbreaking show and his openness about mental health. John Brenkus, the creator and host of the ...

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Until a few years ago, elite Colorado track and field athlete Annie Kunz used to feel fatigued — even during her warmups. And then there was the constant hunger: Sometimes her stomach would growl in ...

Television personality John Brenkus arrives for the 2018 ESPYS at Microsoft Theatre. / Kirby Lee-Imagn Images John Brenkus, the founder of the Emmy-winning show Sports Science, died Saturday at the ...

John Brenkus, the co-creator and host of the Emmy-winning "Sport Science" show, died Saturday at the age of 54 after a battle with depression. Brinx.TV, a media company founded by Brenkus, shared the ...

John Brenkus, host and co-creator of ESPN's "Sport Science," died on Saturday, according to an announcement made on his X account Monday night. He was 54. The Emmy-award winning host had been dealing ...