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The Sports Archives – Top 6 Most Scenic White Water Rafting Locations!
Whitewater rafting is a sport like no other. Riding the fast flowing waters of rivers around the world, one can enjoy gorgeous wildlife and natural environments while getting an incredible exercise. But there are certain places that seem to stand … Continue reading
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Tagged Alsek River, Canada, Colorado River, Ecuador, Gauley River, Grand Canyon, Magpie River, northern lights (aurora borealis), Rio Upan, Salmon River, scenic, sports and adventure, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, sports and travel, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, West Virgina, white water rafting, white water rafting blogs, whitewater rafting, Whitewater rafting archives
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The Sports Archives – A Brief History of Ice Hockey!
The name hockey is most likely derived from the word hoquet, a word in Middle French used for describing a shepherd’s stave, which had a curved or hooked end. Throughout the ages, there have been many recordings of a game played with curved … Continue reading
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Tagged Canada, early hockey positions, Egyptians, field hockey, first organized indoor hockey game, Greeks, hockey blogs, hoquet, ice hockey history, Iceland, IPH, IPHL, Montreal, Montreal Canadiens, NHA, NHL, Nova Scotia, original six, poc, puc, puck, shepherd stave, shinney, shinny, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports history, Victoria Skating Rink, Western Pennsylvania Hockey League, WHA
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The Sports Archives – Canada’s Best Snowboard Resorts!
Canada is one of the world’s best places to snowboard. Excellent resorts cater to all levels, offering a wide range of runs, beautiful back-country options and some challenging snowboard parks. Annual average snowfall is excellent and the exceptional services available … Continue reading
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Tagged alpine bowls, Banff, Big White Mountain, British Columbia, Canada, Canadian Rockies, Fernie Alpine Resort, heli-skiing, helicopter skiing, heliskiing, Kicking Horse, Kimberley, Lake Louise, Norquay, ski holidays, skiing holiday, snow sports, snowboard, snowboard parks, snowboard pipes, snowboard trails, Snowboarding, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, sports and travel, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Sunshine Village, Vancouver, whistler blackcomb, winter holidays, winter sports
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The Sports Archives – A Beginner’s Guide To Canadian Speedway!
Summary Speedway is the exciting new sport taking Canada by storm. Here’s everything you need to know, from what speedway is to where you can see it. Canada is known for its mounties, moose, maple syrup and, if the Canadian … Continue reading
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Tagged Bridge City Speedway, Canada, Canadian Speedway Racing Association, dirt track racing, Kevlar bodysuit, motorcycle racing, motorsports blogs, NASCAR, ontario, Paris Speedway, Racing, racing cars, saskatoon, speedway, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs
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The Sports Archives – Heli Skiing – The New Extreme Sport!
If you haven’t already done this then you are in for one hell of an experience… Heli-skiing is when you ski downhill, off-piste, in a natural environment. This is the perfect answer if you’re bored of the regular slopes, want … Continue reading
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