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The Sports Archives – Who was the biggest loser of Euro 2012?
For the most part, Euro 2012 has been a great tournament. As well as featuring a steady stream of goals, the tournament has produced some genuine surprises, from Russia and the Netherlands being knocked out at the group stage, to … Continue reading
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Tagged Antonio Cassano, Arjen Robbe, Czech Republic National Football Team, Denmark National Football Team, England National Football Team, euro 2012, football, football predictions, Germany National Football Team, goal-line technology, Greece National Football Team, Ireland National Football Team, Italy National Football Association, Netherlands National Football Team, Nicklas Bendtner, Poland National Football Team, Portugal National Football Team, Russia National Football Team, Samir Nasri, Soccer, soccer players, Spain National Football Team, UEFA Euro 2012, Ukraine National Football Team, wayne rooney
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The Sports Archives – A Quick History Lesson in the Art of Taekwondo
Taekwondo was established from simple and modest beginnings over 1,000 years ago and has since spread to become one of the world’s most successful and popular form of martial arts. Instructors and those training enjoy physical and mental discipline, as … Continue reading
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 – 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 – BMX Racers Become Olympians: Here Comes the Science!
Those of us who are too old to even think about getting on a BMX bike may remember the training sequence in Rocky IV, which pitted Sly Stallone’s old-school workout of chopping wood and running in the snow against Dolph … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – How Much Did The Olympic Games Cost?
Friday July 27, 2012. A date that will be forever associated with the day the Olympic Games returned to London for the first time since 1948. Seven years after winning the bid to host the games, London announced itself to … Continue reading
Posted in Olympics
Tagged 2012, 2012 olympics, Danny Boyle, london, london 2012, london olympics, Olympics, sports and leisure, Sports Archives
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The Sports Archives – Babolat Serves Up Some Hot Hitters!
In highlighting the heavy hitters of today’s tennis world, it was interesting to note several commonalities. It doesn’t matter if they serve on the Men’s team or the Women’s team; similar factors can play into the success of their game … Continue reading
Posted in Olympics, Tennis
Tagged 2012 olympic games, 2012 US Open, agnieszka radwanska, Andy Roddick, babolat, babolat pure drive, belgian player, julien benneteau, kim clijsters, newcomer award, paris masters, Rafael Nadal, roger federer, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, tennis, tennis news, US Open, Wimbledon
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The Sports Archives – Inspired by the Olympics – 5 Equine Sports to Get Involved in!
London 2012 was an incredible few weeks for the equestrian world. 18 medals were won, with Team GB bagging 5, the Germans and Dutch taking 4, and Switzerland securing its first gold in over 80 years. All this extra publicity … Continue reading
Posted in Horse Racing, Olympics, Other
Tagged 2012 olympics, A. P. McCoy, AP McCoy, dressage, equestrian sports, equestrianism, Frankie Dettori, Horse, horse racing, horse riding, horse training, horse trials, london 2012, olympic games, polo, racehorse trainer, rachehorse training, show jumping, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Zara Phillips
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The Sports Archives – How To Train For A Full Marathon
Whether attempting to run a marathon for personal reasons, or for charity, correct preparation is essential. Know Your Pace An important part of preparing for a marathon involves getting to know at what pace you can comfortably run at. More … Continue reading
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Tagged endurance, endurance event, fartlek training, Fartlek training method, fitness, fitness training, health, healthy-living, high-endurance sports, how to prepare for a marathon, Jogging, marathon running, preparing for a marathon, Running, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, sports performance, training
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