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The Sports Archives – Planning a Road Trip For the 2014 NASCAR Season!
The NASCAR season just came to a close, crowning Jimmie Johnson as the year-end winner, but that doesn’t mean that you can’t be thinking about the 2014 season already. Throughout the season, there are key dates and places in the … Continue reading
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Tagged All-Star Race, auto racing, Auto Racing Hall of Fame, Brickyard 400, Charlotte Motor Speedway, Chase For the Sprint Cup, Chicagoland Motor Speedway, Days of Thunder, Daytona 500, Denny Hamlin, Ford EcoBoost 400, GEICO 400, Homestead-Miami Speedway, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, jimmie johnson, Mooresville NC, NASCAR, race cars, Race City, Racing, road trip, sports, Sprint Cup Series, stock car, travel advice, travel tips, traveling
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The Sports Archives – BASE jumping – “Don’t try this at home”!
Image source: AWP If you’re looking around for some of the most exciting videos imaginable in any kind of sport anywhere on the web – then check out some of the BASE jumping videos. But please; do so from the … Continue reading
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Tagged adrenaline sports, Adventure Sports, Aussie BASE jumper, Base Jumping, base jumping blogs, Chris McDougall, dangerous sports, Douggs, Extreme Sports, high fear factor, psychology of base jumping, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Switzerland
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The Sports Archives – Do Avalanche Airbags Work?
An avalanche occurs when something such as a person or even mother nature herself disturbs the snow layers in the mountains and causes it to rapidly flow down a slope. Sometimes the avalanches occur because of melting snow or unnatural … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Wacky Ways to Have a Workout While Still Having Fun!
Sometimes getting in a workout a couple of times a week can be hard, especially with how most women’s schedules are lately. The key for burning some calories during the week may not be forcing yourself to the gym but … Continue reading
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Tagged athletic exercise, bowling, bowling equipment, bowling shoes, burning calories, family games, family workout, kids activities, outdoor activities, sports and fitness, sports and health, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, walking the dog, women bowling shoes, workout
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The Sports Archives – The Highest Paid Golfers!
When thinking about high paid athletes, your mind turns to the likes of baseball star Alex Rodriguez, basketball star Kobe Bryant, tennis star Roger Federer, football star Drew Brees and soccer star David Beckham. In fact, according to Forbes 2013 … Continue reading
Posted in Golf
Tagged 2012 FedEx Cup, alex rodriguez, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, Brandt Snedeker, David Beckham, Drew Brees, Ernie Els, European Tour, high paid athletes, high salaries, Kobe Bryant, Lee Westwood, lucrative sponsorships, Official World Golf Ranking, PGA, Phil Mickelson, rich athletes, roger federer, Rory Mcilroy, South Africa, sports income, sports superstars, The Big Easy, Tiger Woods, World Golf Hall of Fame
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The Sports Archives – Ancient Egyptian Sports!
Many people don’t realize how much our modern way of living has in common with ancient societies We’re not talking about identical lifestyles but there are obvious similarities within the time frame of about 5, 000 years. Sure, they weren’t … Continue reading
Posted in Boxing, Hockey, Olympics, Other
Tagged Ancient Egypt, Ancient Sports, Archery, beginning of sports, Boxing History, Fishing, hieroglyphs, hockey sticks, Long-distance running, marathons, origin of sports, Pharaoh, Running, sports and history, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports endurance, sports history
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The Sports Archives – The Positive Effects Of World Sporting Events!
The Olympic Games How long did it take for the ballyhoo of the Summer 2012 Olympic Games to die down? Days, weeks, months? It seems us Brits were all still talking and reminiscing about it well into 2013, whether we … Continue reading
Posted in Olympics, Soccer
Tagged 2012 London Olympic Games, 2012 Summer Olympics, 2014 World Cup, brazil 2014, David Beckham, Ellie Simmonds, football, football blog, football games, football news, football soccer, Oscar Pistorius, paralympic games, Pele, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Usain Bolt, World Cup
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The Sports Archives – China’s Domination of the Electric Bike Market Continues Unabated!
As we grow more environmentally and health conscious as a species, cycling has become a much more attractive potential form of transport. But do you really want to be working up a sweat on your way to work? Of course … Continue reading
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Tagged bike, bike commuting, bike riding, bike sales, bikes, Biking, China, cycling, cycling blogs, electric bicycle, electric bike, Electric Bike Infographic, electric motor bike, electric scooter, gas alternative, running green, sports, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports performance
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The Sports Archives – 5 Reasons Why You Should Consider Richmond, Virginia For Your Next Golf Retreat!
When you think of going on a golf retreat, you probably think of the Meccas of the American golf world: Pebble Beach or Augusta, just to name a couple. If you’re looking for some place that can promise some great … Continue reading
Posted in Golf
Tagged Edgar Allan Poe Museum, Glenwood Golf Club, golf, Golf Blogs, golf outing, golfing, golfing holidays, Hunting Hawk public course, John Marshall House, Meadowbrook Country Club, mini golf, Museum of the Confederacy, Pebble Beach, Putt-Putt Fun Center, retreat, Richmond, Richmond International Raceway, sports, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Tee Richmond, The Augusta, travel, travel advice, travel tips, virginia
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