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The Sports Archives – Archery as a Sport
Sports born out of weaponry are nothing new in the world. Combat sports go way back in human history; javelin-throwing, for example, can be dated as early in recorded history as 700 B.C., and was founded on the principles of … Continue reading
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Tagged Archery, archery history, sports and recreation, sports and training, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports performance
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The Sports Archives – The Most Inspirational Wheelchair Athletes Of All Time!
With 22 Summer and 4 Winter Paralympic sports, and opportunities to compete from grass-roots, right up to international Olympic competition, para-sports are firm fixtures in every event calendar. Some sports are quite similar to those available for able-bodied athletes, others … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 London Paralympics, David Weir, Ernst Van Dyk, IPC Grand Prix, london marathon, Louise Sauvage, Mark Zupan, Paralympic Blogs, Paralympic Medals, Paralympics, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Tanni Grey-Thompson, Wheelchair Athletes, wheelchair rugby, wheelchair sports
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The Sports Archives – Longtime Sports Rivals That Fans Love To Debate!
It is not unusual to find rivals in sports. Most of the time it is between teams, such as the long-standing rivalry between the NFL’s Washington Redskins and Dallas Cowboys, the MLB’s New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox, or … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 Summer Olympics, 44th Pro Bowl, Alabama Crimson Tide, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Auburn University Tigers, bodybuilders, Boston Bruins, Boston Red Sox, competition, Dallas Cowboys, Deion Sanders, Ghana National Football Team, Jack Nicklaus, Jeff Gordon, Jerry Rice, jimmie johnson, Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, Michael Phelps, MLB, Montreal Canadiens, New York Yankees, NFL, NHL, Peyton Manning, PGA Tour, Phil Mickelson, player rivalries, Ryan Lochte, Seabiscuit, Sergio Oliva, sport rivalry, sports, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports rivalries, sports rivalry blogs, sports rivals, Sprint Cup, team sports, The Iron Bowl, Tiger Woods, Tom Brady, Triple Crown winner, United States National Soccer Team, War Admiral, Washington Redskins, World Cup Soccer
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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 – 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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The Sports Archives – Can Gracie Win The Gold?
An 18-year-old Chicago native is gearing up to become America’s new sweetheart at the Sochi Olympics. Figure skater Gracie Gold, an energetic blonde with blue eyes and signature red lipstick, took first place at the U.S. Championships in January and … Continue reading
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Tagged 1998 Nagano Olympics, 2012 U.S. Championships, Adelina Sotnikova, Carolina Kostner, Evan Lysacek, figure skating, Frank Carroll, Gracie Gold, ice skating, Italy, Kim Yu-Na, Linda Fratianne, Mao Asada, Michelle Kwan, Olympics, olympics 2014, skating, sochi 2014, sochi olympic blogs, South Korea, sports, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Tara Lipinski, U.S. Figure Skating, USA, winter olympic blogs
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The Sports Archives – Olympics Watch 2014!
With the Olympics Opening Ceremony taking place on February 7, fans throughout the world will be tuning in to watch their favorite contenders compete for the gold medal. As usual, the Olympics promise to be an exciting sporting event where … Continue reading
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Tagged figure skating, Fun Facts, ice hockey, ice skating, most expensive Olympics, Olympics, olympics 2014, Olympics blogs, olympics games, Russia, Snowboarding, sochi, sochi 2014, sports, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, USA, winter olympic blogs, Winter Olympics, women’s figure skating
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The Sports Archives – Meet The U.S. Women’s Ice Skating Team!
With the Olympic opening ceremony just a few days away, fans throughout the world will soon have the chance to watch their favorite athletes compete. And, like in every Olympics, there will probably be a few unheard of athletes who … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 London Olympics, 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics, 2014 U.S. Championships, 2014 Winter Olympic Games, Ashley Wagner, Evan Lysacek, figure skating, Frank Carroll, freestyle skating, Gabby Douglas, Gracie Gold, ice dancing, ice skating, Michelle Kwan, Polina Edmunds, sports and entertainment, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Tara Lipinski, U.S. Women's Ice Skating Team, winter olympic blogs
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