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The Sports Archives – A few Interesting Facts That you Never Knew About Golf!
Golf is a game associated with the wealthy and the elderly, so you would think that interesting wouldn’t really be a word that is associated with the game. This would be wrong, there are many facts, most of them interesting, … Continue reading
Posted in Golf
Tagged Coby Orr, courses, dimples on golf ball, facts, golfing, hobbies, Phil Mickelson, rules, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Tiger Woods
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The Sports Archives – The Australian Open 2013: Can Djokovic Three-peat?
The Aussie Open is the major curtain-raiser to a new tennis year. It offers tennis fans an early indication of whether the top players are ready to protect their status or whether there might be the possibility of a little … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Sports We Can’t Wait to See in 2013!
Sports fans can be some of the most arrogant, while at the same time being the most loyal. When fall rolls around, all the football fans seem to flood every bar within a 10 mile radius of our homes, beefed … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Are Extreme Sports Really Dangerous?
In the mythology of the Greeks, there was Icarus, the son of Daedalus, who wore the wings his father made from bird feathers and wax and used it to escape from Crete. His father told him not to fly close … Continue reading
Posted in Other
Tagged Angling, Base Jumping, big-wave surfing, bull riding, bungee jumping, cave diving, cliff diving, cycling, danger of sports, Extreme Sports, extreme sports events, heli-skiing, ice climbing, mountain biking, Ski Jumping, speed skiing, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, street luging, whitewater kayaking
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The Sports Archives – Did You See That? Top London 2012 Moments!
The London Olympics provided us with more captivating story lines and memorable moments than we could ever have wished for. The drama, the passion, the commitment, the joy, the tears, and the hope… the Olympics brought so much into our … Continue reading
Posted in Olympics, Other, Tennis
Tagged Andy Murray, Chad le Clos, David Boudia, Epke Zonderland, Greg Louganis, Kayla Harrison, london 2012, london olympics, Manteo Mitchell, Michael Phelps, Mo Farah, olympic games, olympics 2012, Qui Bo, roger federer, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Stephan Feck, Usain Bolt, Wimbledon
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The Sports Archives – What Causes Stitch When Running?
Any individual who has taken part in a run or other exercise activity will almost definitely have experienced the sharp pain below the ribs at some point known as ‘stitch’, but what are the reasons behind this? Research shows that … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Women Enjoy Football And Other Sports More Than You Might Think
Stereotypically, women aren’t huge sports fans. When you think of a packed stadium, you might think of a raucous crowd made up of bands of grown men celebrating with foam fingers, face paint, and giant beers. But it turns out … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Did Lance Armstrong Deserve to be Stripped of his Titles?
Lance Armstrong won the Tour De France, one of the toughest endurance events in any sport in the world, an amazing seven consecutive times. Even more impressively, all of those wins came after he had been diagnosed with, and defeated, … Continue reading
Posted in Olympics, Other
Tagged 1999 Tour De France, 2004 Summer Olympics, 2006 Tour De France, athletes, cancer survivor, cycling, endurance events, fitness, Floyd Landis, health, high-endurance sports, Lance Armstrong, sport, sporting scandals, sports, sports stars, steroids, Tour De France, Tyler Hamilton
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The Sports Archives – Top 5 Martial Arts To Learn For Self Defense
Many people are concerned about learning self-defense for their own personal protection and the protection of loved ones. There are many forms of martial arts available that were either originally developed as a form of self-defense or that evolved to … Continue reading
Posted in Boxing, Other
Tagged BJJ, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Combat sports, Judo, karate, kickboxing, martial arts, Muay Thai, self-defense, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Wrestling
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