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Monthly Archives: June 2013
The Sports Archives – Teen Wimbledon Champions as Role Models!
The tournament that popularized lawn tennis around the world is back and once again it will feature some of the most prominent athletes on the planet. Parents looking to motivate their teens to work hard and never give up no … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – The Very Best Sports That Seniors Can Participate In!
Staying active is extremely important in maintaining health and vitality at every age. And when it comes to seniors, it’s also very important that they remain physically active to prevent stagnation. Oftentimes, when seniors stop moving, taking care of themselves, … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Getting Into Karate? Here Are Some Essentials You’ll Need To Know!
If you’re gearing up for some beginner karate lessons, you’re in for a treat! You’ll learn so much about the benefits that martial arts have on the body, the mind and the psyche, and you’ll meet a load of new … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – 5 Craziest Antics By Baseball Managers!
Welcome, sports fans! To paraphrase the old hockey or boxing joke,” I went to a baseball game last night and a slap-stick comedy routine broke out”. You never quite know what to expect from the personalities that manage our national … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – A Short List Of Some Of The Most Popular Female Athletes!
Female athletes are inspirational to people all over the world because they work hard to achieve everything that they accomplish. Though the sporting world is often dominated by men, female athletes now have a firm hold on the industry and … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – Taking A Closer Look At The History Of Jiu Jitsu!
Today, Jiu Jitsu is known as one of the world’s most popular styles of martial arts. Unlike other styles of martial arts where speed and power are the key components for success, Jiu Jitsu relies on a more controlled, methodical … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – The Most Popular Summer Olympic Sports!
The Summer Olympics is a global event that happens just once every four years. Like the Winter Olympics, this tournament between the best athletes from every nation is looked forward to and enjoyed by millions of people who are cheering … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – LASIK In Baseball!
You might’ve heard your friends and relatives talking about LASIK, but it’s now a popular procedure amongst athletes. Since LASIK is an eye surgery that is usually done on patients with poor vision, it only seems natural that everyone from … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – When Teammate Rivalry In Formula One Goes Too Far!
Among many things of note during the current Formula One season, in-team fighting and unrest has perhaps been the most prominent. Ayrton Senna once said: “Being a racing driver means you are racing with other people, and if you no … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – How To Become A BMXer!
Whether you’re looking into a something that can keep you feeling fit, or you want to learn a new hobby, BMX riding is one of the most versatile skills to pick up. That being said it can be pretty difficult … Continue reading

