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Tag Archives: Archery
The Sports Archives – How To Get Into Bow Hunting
Hunting is a very popular sport all over the world, and it’s easy enough to see why. After all, it is a way to spend time in the great outdoors, getting plenty of physical exercise and generally having a good … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – 5 Bachelor Party Sports Activity Ideas
Image Source. Licensed under Creative Commons. When planning activities for a bachelor party, sports activities can often go down well. They’re great for bringing everyone together and breaking the ice before a likely night of drinking. Here are just five … Continue reading
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 – Ancient Egyptian Sports!
Many people don’t realize how much our modern way of living has in common with ancient societies We’re not talking about identical lifestyles but there are obvious similarities within the time frame of about 5, 000 years. Sure, they weren’t … Continue reading
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Tagged Ancient Egypt, Ancient Sports, Archery, beginning of sports, Boxing History, Fishing, hieroglyphs, hockey sticks, Long-distance running, marathons, origin of sports, Pharaoh, Running, sports and history, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports endurance, sports history
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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 – An Introduction to Goalball: How Touch & Sound Trump Sight!
An Introduction to Goalball: How Touch & Sound Trump Sight! Around 39 million people around the globe suffer from blindness. Some may think it’s impossible for someone without sight to play sports. After all, how can someone who can’t see, … Continue reading
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