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The Sports Archives – The Paralympics: From Humble Beginnings to Present Day!
The original Olympic Games were held in Olympia, Greece in ancient times as a tribute to Zeus. Every four years, athletes would come together to show their prowess. However, the Games came to a halt roughly 1600 years ago when … Continue reading
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Tagged Archery, atheletes, disabled, early olympics, Emperor Theodosius I, games, George Eyser, Jessica Long, Olympic archives, Olympics, Oscar Pistorius, Paralympic Blogs, Paralympics, paralympics history, Paralympics History Infographic, Sir Ludwig Guttman, sports and leisure, sports and recreration, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, wheelchair, wheelchair games, Zeus
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The Sports Archives – The New Olympic Swimsuits. Why All The Fuss?
Perhaps you remember that 2009 was something of a big year for swimming. In fact, more records were set in the Olympics that year in swimming, both men’s and women’s, than ever before in any other sport. And then FINA, … Continue reading
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Tagged 2009 swimsuit ban, competition swimming, Fédération Internationale de Natation, FINA, Michael Phelps, Olympic swimming, Olympic swimming blogs, polyurethane, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, swimming drag, swimming performance, swimming tips, swimsuit, swimsuit ban, swimsuit history
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The Sports Archives – Olympic Greats: 6 Amazing Paralympians To Inspire You!
The Paralympics is a hugely positive event to showcase the pure resilience and outstanding physical ability of disabled athletes. If you’re lacking in motivation to finish off that annual report, or just can’t be bothered going to the gym, these … Continue reading
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Tagged 2000 Sydney Olympics, 2004 Athens Olympics, 2008 Beijing Olympics, 2010 Vancouver Games, 2012 Paralympics, Ben Weekes, Cameron Rahles-Rahbula, Charlie Walker, Hannah Cockroft, Louise Sauvage, Maddison Elliott, paralympic alpine skiing, paralympic games, paralympic swimming, paralympic tennis, sports, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, volleyball, wheelchair racing
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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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Tagged Ana Ivanovic, athletes, Danica Patrick, famous women athletes, Lindsey Vonn, Maria Sharapova, Michelle Waterson, Mixed Martial Arts, MMA, Russia, Serena Williams, sports, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, swimming lessons, Taiwan, The Karate Hottie, Yani Tseng
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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
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Tagged Beach Volleyball, diving, gymnastics, Olympics, Olympics blogs, Racing, sports, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, summer games, Swimming
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The Sports Archives – The Growth of Wrestling: Getting to Grips with the Rise of Wrestling!
Wrestling has remained a popular form of global entertainment ever since its introduction in the first summer Olympic Games of the modern era in Paris in 1896. The sport has been widely contested throughout the world since then and its … Continue reading
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Tagged history of wrestling, Irish Whip Wrestling, Irish wrestling, Jake ‘The Snake’ Roberts, sports and leisure, sports and money, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Tatanka, Wrestling, wrestling and media, wrestling blogs, wrestling history, WWF
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The Sports Archives – Wrestling: Grappling With History!
Ask your average Joe about the history of wrestling and, in all likelihood, you’re likely to get an answer that cites The Second Golden Era of the WWF during the 1980s as being the beginning of wrestling as we know … Continue reading
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Tagged america, entertainment, greek, history of, Hulk Hogan, martial arts, Mongolia, Neolithic Era, schools, sport, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, television, the squared circle, The Ultimate Warrior, The Undertaker, the wrestling ring, Wrestling, wrestling archives, wrestling blogs, wrestling history, WWF
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The Sports Archives – Drug Testing: How Do Athletes Get Caught?
Advances in science and technology have transformed the way we live our lives. In laboratories across the globe, scientists are on a quest to heal our ailments and help us to live longer. In doing so, they are finding ways … Continue reading
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Tagged Anabolic agents, athletics, Blood Testing, cycling, Diuretics, drugging, drugs, Dwain Chambers, Hair Testing, hormones, Lance Armstrong, Narcotic analgesics, Peptides, performance enhancement, Saliva Screening, sports, sports and drugs, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, steroids, stimulants, Sweat Screening, Urine Drug Screening
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The Sports Archives – The History Of Fencing!
Where did the sport all begin and how did it get to where it is today? Many people would be surprised to find that fencing dates back to the time of the Ancient Egyptians, which we know because the earliest … Continue reading
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Tagged Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece, Camillo Agrippa, dueling, Fencing, Fencing clubs, fencing mask, Giacomo di Grassi, gym, light rapiers, London Fencing club, ludi, private clubs, private dining, Romans, sport, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sword fight
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