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The Sports Archives – 5 Things To Consider Before Your First-Ever Hike
Image by Pexels from Pixabay If you’re thinking of going on your first-ever hike but don’t know where to begin then don’t worry, you have definitely come to the right place. Whether you have absolutely no experience or you have … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Popular Sports & Hobbies
There are a lot of hobbies that people enjoy, and some of them keep you active. Sporting hobbies are more varied than people think. With things like coaching kids teams, fantasy baseball or football and even just watching it. There … Continue reading
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Tagged fantasy sports, frisbee, hiking, Jujimufu, Parkour, roller derby, Rollerblading, sports and hobbies, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Swimming, trampolines, Water Polo
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The Sports Archives – 7 Summer Workouts Worth Trying
Summer comes with all sorts of good things: sunshine, vacations, freedom from working around your kids’ school schedules, and more opportunities for exercising outdoors. This means breaking up the monotony of going to the gym or having to make it … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Airsoft, Geocaching And Other Outdoor Activities To Help You Stay Fit
Let’s be real; no one likes to exercise day in and day out! It gets boring to follow the same routine and the gym is not exactly a fun place to be all day long. But healthy, fit people don’t … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Hikers: Here’s How to Stay Safe When On the Trails
There’s nothing better than waking up early, strapping on a pair of hiking boots, and setting off into the outdoors, knowing that you have a full day of adventure and exercise ahead of you. Yet while hiking is an undeniably … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Mind Over Matter: Finding The Motivation To Get Back On The Workout Wagon
source Those resolutions we made in January seem like a long time ago now, and any initial motivation we had to get fit and turn over a new leaf with our health and fitness goals will be wearing extremely thin. … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Relaxing Retirement: Five Sports That Are Perfect For The Older Gentleman
Keeping fit and pursuing hobbies is so important in retirement. When you don’t have work taking up all of your time, it’s important to keep the mind and body active in other ways. You’ve dedicated many years of your life … Continue reading
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Tagged Fishing, hiking, non-strenuous exercise, sports and fitness, sports and hobbies, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Swimming, Tai Chi, walking the dog
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The Sports Archives – Good Sporting Game: Top 6 Sporting Attractions In The Cotswolds!
Sport is something which is very prominent in the Cotswolds. Vast countryside and rolling hills means sports such as walking, hiking, shooting and horse-riding are all very popular. With such a deep-rooted sporting pride, come many world-renowned sporting attractions. Visitors … Continue reading
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Tagged Badminton Horse Trials, Cheese Rolling, Cheltenham Racecourse, Cotswolds Water Park, Equestrian Blogs, Five Valleys Walk, Gatcombe Horse Trials, Gloucester Cheese and Downhill Racing, hiking, horse racing blogs, horseback riding, Prestbury Park, shooting, sporting attractions, sporting events, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, the cotswolds, walking, water sports
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The Sports Archives – Ready to Hit the Trail? How to Prepare for a Long Hike!
Hiking is a wonderful hobby and there is nothing quite like the feeling of accomplishment when you reach the top of a mountain and survey the landscape around you – knowing that you made it there with your own two … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Preparing To Go Whitewater Rafting In 2014!
The path of least resistance offers little in return for navigating it successfully. It is for that reason we steer purposely into the roughest waters possible. As that’s the only place to find anything of value, that being simply a … Continue reading
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