The text discusses various aspects of sports, including power and performance, change agents, trends, participation, and athletic performance. The first text snippet highlights the importance of achieving "machine-like efficiency" in power and performance sports, while the second one mentions the limited power of sports in driving societal change. The third snippet predicts changes in the sporting landscape and the rise in popularity of outdoor and at-home sports. The fourth one suggests that baseball has changed the least over time, with players like Charles Oakley known for specific skills like rebounding and defense. The fifth snippet mentions how sport organizations can build sustainable and trusted businesses, while the sixth one notes a decline in high school sports participation for the first time in 30 years. The seventh snippet mentions the positive impact of sport in driving social change. The eighth snippet discusses the potential for increased athletic performance through genetic manipulation. The ninth snippet mentions the typical peak age for athletes in sports requiring speed and power, using Usain Bolt as an example. Finally, the tenth snippet refers to the widely held belief that it takes around 10 years or 10,000 hours of deliberate practice to achieve elite performance in sports.