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The Sports Archives – The Most Inspirational Wheelchair Athletes Of All Time!
With 22 Summer and 4 Winter Paralympic sports, and opportunities to compete from grass-roots, right up to international Olympic competition, para-sports are firm fixtures in every event calendar. Some sports are quite similar to those available for able-bodied athletes, others … Continue reading
Posted in Olympics, Other, Rugby
Tagged 2012 London Paralympics, David Weir, Ernst Van Dyk, IPC Grand Prix, london marathon, Louise Sauvage, Mark Zupan, Paralympic Blogs, Paralympic Medals, Paralympics, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Tanni Grey-Thompson, Wheelchair Athletes, wheelchair rugby, wheelchair sports
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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
Posted in Olympics
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 – The World’s Most Inspirational Racing Drivers!
The 5 Most Inspirational Racing Drivers Professional race car drivers inspire awe in most people as they whip around the track at speeds that would make most people lose their minds. It is not a sport for the faint hearted. … Continue reading
Posted in Motorsports
Tagged 2012 London Paralympics, Alessandro “Alex” Zanardi, Ayrton Senna da Silva, CART championship, Danica Patrick, Daytona 500, formula one, handbiking, Indianapolis 500, IndyCar, Lewis Carl Davidson Hamilton, Michael Schumacher, Monaco Grand Prix, NASCAR, NASCAR blogs, Paralympics, race car, race car drivers, Racing, San Marino Grand Prix, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs
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The Sports Archives – Insanely Disappointing ‘Hero’ Athletes!
Celebrities represent the modern-day hero, and like any leading protagonist, they are extremely fallible. Headlines have always been dominated by stories about rich, good-looking people behaving badly and celebrity athletes are certainly no exception. With all their money and muscles, … Continue reading
Posted in Golf, Olympics, Other
Tagged athletes, bike racing, Biking, celebrity news, cycling, Lance Armstrong, Lance Armstrong archives, Lance Armstrong blogs, Oscar Pistorius, Oscar Pistorius archives, Oscar Pistorius blogs, Paralympics, PED, performance enhancing drugs, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Tiger Woods, Tiger Woods archives, Tiger Woods blogs, Tour De France
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The Sports Archives – Overcoming All Odds – Five Inspirational Disabled Athletes!
The London Olympics were incredible for myriad reasons, but one of the most important of these was undoubtedly the treatment of the Paralympics. For possibly the first time, the Paralympics were treated as of equal importance, and the Paralympians were … Continue reading
Posted in Olympics, Other
Tagged 2004 Olympic Games, 2012 London Olympics, athletes, athletes with disabilities, “Blade Runner”, Clodoaldo Silva, disabled, disabled athletes, handicapped athletes, Kyle Maynard, London Paralympics, Lu Dong, Matt Stutzman, Michael Phelps, Mixed Martial Arts, MMA, Oscar Pistorius, Paralympics, Paralympics Sports Blogs, physically challenged athletes, sport, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs
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The Sports Archives – The History And Basics Of Wheelchair Basketball
The History And Basics Of Wheelchair Basketball With the popularity of this year’s Paralympic Games, we think it’s time to take a closer look at one of the most watchable sports: wheelchair basketball. Developed by American World War II veterans, … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – History of the Paralympics!
The Paralympic Games has become one of the most anticipated sporting events in the world today. All Time Medical features a colorful look into the history of the Paralympics via an educational and inspiring infographic. Using the motto “What’s your … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Your Guide To The London 2012 Olympic Games!
With just under two months to go until the opening ceremony on the 27th July, the London 2012 Olympic Games are set to be a spectacular sporting event. The Olympics are being hosted in London for the first time since … Continue reading
Posted in Olympics, Other, Soccer
Tagged 2012 London Olympic Games, cycling, diving, horse riding, london 2012, london olympics, marathon, olympic athletes, olympic games, Olympics, olympics 2012, Paralympics, polo, sailing competition, sport events, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Swimming, Usain Bolt, volleyball
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