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The Sports Archives – Canine Cross Country Running – One Of Europe’s Fastest Growing Sports!
Canine cross country running, also known as Canicross, combines cross country running and dogs to create one truly unique event. The sport originated in Europe where those in the sledding community used canicross as a way of training their sled … Continue reading
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Tagged alaska, Alaskan Malamute, Canicross, Canine cross country running, dog obedience training, dog running, dog sledding, dog training, Europe, K9, outdoor exercise, Siberian Husky, sledding dogs, sports, sports and leisure, sports and training, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, winter sports
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The Sports Archives – Colin Kaepernick: Against All Odds!
Most people probably wouldn’t assume that a mixed race kid born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and adopted by white parents and moved to California would be able to ignore the stereo-types and odd questions and funny looks and concentrate hard enough … Continue reading
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Tagged Aaron Rogers, American Football, Colin Kaepernick, Dennis Rodman, football blog, football news, football players, Green Bay Packers, NCAA records, NFL, nfl football, nfl players, nfl teams, pro athletes, pro tools, san francisco, San Francisco 49ers, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, tattoos, University of Nevada
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The Sports Archives – NFL Now: What it Means for the Future of Digital Sports Consumption!
As new technologies rapidly change the way people consume content, there has always been one area that was immune !to those changes: sports. While “cord-cutters”—people who choose to forgo cable television altogether—are becoming more and more common as new entertainment … Continue reading
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Tagged American Football, cable providers, cable tv, digital content, DirecTV, espn, Microsoft, NFL, NFL blogs, NFL Now network, sports advertising, sports and entertainment, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports media, sports on-demand programming, streamining content, Super Bowl, TNT, Verizon NFL Mobile, Xbox One, Yahoo
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The Sports Archives – The History of Bicycle Racing!
Introduction In the entire history of the world, nothing defines the human spirit of recreation and conquest like a good competition. The creation of the first bicycle in the early 1800s is no exception to this notion, and was followed … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycle racing, bicycle safety, bike racing history, cycling, cycling blogs, cycling history, France, International Cycling Association, mountain biking, new technology, Paris, road racing, sports and fitness, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Tour De France, track racing, UCI, Union Cycliste International
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The Sports Archives – Surf Science: Learning The Theory Behind The Sport Of Surfing!
Sitting on your surfboard, you glance over your shoulder and see an oncoming wave. By now, your eyes and brain have learned to time this feat just right so that you can catch and ride the wave. You begin to … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Will Jadeveon Clowney Be Drafted First Overall In The NFL Draft?
If he has his way he will. The standout defensive end from the University of South Carolina has stated publicly that he intends to be the #1 overall draft pick in the upcoming NFL draft. His combination of size and … Continue reading
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Tagged 1st round pick, 2014 #1 NFL draft pick, college football, defensive end, Jadeveon Clowney, NFL, NFL blogs, nfl combine, NFL draft, NFL Draft archives, nfl football, nfl players, speeding tickets, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, University of South Carolina
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The Sports Archives – History of the Six Nations Championship!
The Six Nations championship represents the pinnacle of rugby in Europe and, though it only became the Six Nations in 2000 when Italy joined England, France, Ireland, Scotland and Wales in the tournament to decide Europe’s top international side, its … Continue reading
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Tagged Calcutta Cup, Centenary Quaich, Earl of Westmorland, England, France, Giuseppe Garibaldi Trophy, history of Six Nations, International Championship, Ireland, Italy, Millennium Cup, Rugby, Rugby archives, Rugby Blogs, Rugby Championship, Rugby history, rugby sponsors, rugby sponsorship, rugby trophies, Scotland, Six Nations Championship, South Africa, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, The Championship Trophy, The Triple Crown, The Wooden Spoon, Tissot, Wales
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The Sports Archives – Pass The Torch!
Increasing your enjoyment of the Winter and Summer Olympics is often as simple as familiarizing yourself with the rules of the events that are taking place. While many people enjoy the pure athletic finesse and competition that exists in the … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Five Celebrities Who Love Bowling!
Celebrities, especially some famous celebrity families, love to bowl. It is a great way for some of the large celebrity broods to do an activity together that is great for all ages. Here are five celebrity families who have been … Continue reading
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Tagged Angelina Jolie, Billy Hardwick, bowling, bowling blogs, bowling equipment, bowling gear, Brad Pitt, celebrities, celebrity bowling, Chelsea Piers, Chris Hardwick, David Beckham, family bowling, family sports, Katie Holmes, social sports, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, sports and social, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Suri Cruise, The Kardashians
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The Sports Archives – Bozeman “Not Ready” For An Olympic Bid!
The Olympic Games – Why Bozeman’s Infrastructure Isn’t Ready It’s common knowledge that Bozeman, Montana – the hipster fixture of Big Sky Country – is making a bid for the 2026 Olympic Games. Are they ready? Experts in infrastructure say … Continue reading
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Tagged 2026 Olympic Games, big sky, bobsledding, bozeman, Charlie Bouri, cost, ice climbing, infrastructure, IOC, montana, olympic games, Olympics, olympics venues, Russia, sochi, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, winter classic, winter games, winter olympic city choices, Winter Olympics, winter olympics blogs, winter olympics funding
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