Sports and Athletic Infographics

What will an Olympic athlete have to eat to get ready for the big game? What are the key food groups that can help you develop good skating muscles, while at the same time keeping you lean and fit? This infographic uncovers the truths about some famous athletes diets and some of their really unusual eating habits.

This infographic looks into the World Cups of 2014 and 1950 in Brazil. It compares aspects such as changes in the tournament, football economy, the economy and the infrastructure of Brazil.

Ever wonder who has the hottest wife in the NFL? Here is a list of the Hottest NFL Wives / WAGS for 2014 put together by the folks at SportsBettingOnline.

Here is an infographic by Proviz providing a wide range of statistics about bicycle safety. It is broken down into several sections including: cycling accidents, types of accidents, common cycling accidents, injury patterns and more.

For all of the NBA fans who can’t wait to the NBA playoffs and the NBA Finals this year, here is a best guess visual of who will be the NBA Champions for the 2013-2014 season. Will Miami 3-peat? Will the Pacers finally have the team power to dethrone Miami in the East? Who are the favorites in the West?

Founded over 150 years ago, Sheffield United’s Bramall Lane is a pitch with plenty of history. Take a look at how one of the world’s oldest football stadiums has grown through the years in the following infographic.

To celebrate the upcoming rugby internationals against Australia and New Zealand as well as the appointment of Martin O’Neill and Roy Keane as the new Irish soccer management team, the folks at the Sandymount Hotel have put together an infographic that covers some of the more interesting facts about the sporting home of Irish rugby and soccer.

This youth football concussion infographic from Elkus, Sisson & Rosenstein, P.C. is a guide to any parent of a child that is currently participating in youth football or may participate in the future, and to any coach of a youth football team. It provides reasons as to why and why not you should allow your child to play youth football.