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The Sports Archives – Why Playing Table Tennis is One of the Best Things You Can Do!
If you watch professionals play table tennis, otherwise known as “Ping Pong”, you will see athletes running, jumping, sweating as they swing at what seems like an invisible object. This is because they are chasing a little white ball moving … Continue reading
Posted in Olympics, Other, Tennis
Tagged better table tennis, bowling, chess, cross word puzzles, darts, fast paced game, hand eye coordination, juggling, Olympic sport, ping pong, ping pong tables, poker, pool, sport, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, sports blogging, table tennis, table tennis game, tennis
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The Sports Archives – Netball Rules Explained
Netball is a game, predominantly played by women, that has continued for many years to be popular all over the world; not only is it a fast paced game, but there are also fewer rules to remember than with other … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – California Sporting Events
The State of California is the Mecca of sporting events. This state is the home to over 30 professional sports team and its large cities and fabulous sports arenas draw hundreds of major sporting events each year. If you are … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Basketball, College Basketball, College Football, Football, Hockey, Olympics, Other, Soccer
Tagged california sports events, David Beckham, Extreme Sports, los angeles dodgers, Los Angeles Kings, Los Angeles Lakers, San Jose Earthquakes, sports, Sports Archives, sports science fair projects, Women's World Cup
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The Sports Archives – Walking With Caine: Black Belt Myths
I wonder how many people who watched Kung Fu: The Legend Continues are aware of the fact that David Carradine, the actor who plays Caine, had little or no martial arts experience. It’s also worth noting that Bruce Lee was … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – The Awesome Sport of Muay Thai
People all over the globe have been hearing about Muay Thai martial arts. Millions watch fights at tournaments or on television, bearing witness to Muay Thai style action full of explosive punches, deadly and penetrating kicks, devastating elbows and shattering … Continue reading
Posted in Boxing, Other
Tagged Boxing, boxing champions, Extreme Sports, kickboxing, martial arts, Muay Thai, muay thai martial arts, Sports Archives, thai martial arts, thailand
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The Sports Archives – The Eternal Debate – Attend Sports Events Or Watch them On TV?
Sports fans all over the world are truly spoiled for choice in any given year. The range of major events that occur is simply mind-boggling, and even the most ardent addicts have to miss out occasionally, because there’s simply too … Continue reading
Posted in Cricket, Football, Golf, Motorsports, Other, Rugby, Soccer
Tagged Cricket, football, formula one, golf, Grand Prix, Rugby, Soccer, speed crash, sport, Sports Archives, television
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The Sports Archives – Rowing on the River Thames
The river Thames and rowing have had a long and historical relationship. Indeed, the sport of rowing as we know it was developed over the past two centuries on river Thames itself. Whether you wish to row for pleasure, or … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Five Latest Sports Apps for iPhone
1. NBA FanCam 2012. Take Photos with NBA Players, Jerseys and Gear How long have you cherished a dream of wearing a jersey of your favorite team and having a picture? Well, this new cool cam application will allow you … Continue reading
Posted in Basketball, Football, Motorsports, Other
Tagged BMX, cam application, cycling, iPad Apps, iPhone Apps, NBA, NFL, Sports Archives
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The Sports Archives – Five Popular Sports Apps for iPhone
1. NHL GameCenter 2011-2012 By National Hockey League This is the only application which offers video highlights and live games on your iPhones. One can download this application in their iPhone and enjoy several features like – game schedules, news, … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Tour De France 2012 Event & Travel Guide
The 2012 Tour De France promises to be one of the most exciting bicycle races in the history of sports. The legacy of the past races has all added up to contribute to the growing legend that is the Tour … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycle races, bicycle racing, bicycles, cycling, events, France, greatest cyclists, Lance Armstrong, Sports Archives, Tour De France, travel, travel guide, traveling
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