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The Sports Archives – 14 Facts to Improve Your Rugby Game Infographic
Playing on the pitch is intense, but it’s only half the battle. Off-pitch, players need to maintain their physical strength with training, nutrition, good habits, and a healthy lifestyle. This infographic from rugbywarfare.com unearths facts that will better you in … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – A Dangerous Profession – The World’s Most Memorable Sporting Injuries
Being a sportsperson brings a lot of good things with it – fitness, prestige, self-worth, perhaps even fame and fortune. However, despite the vast array of goods out there designed to keep sporting pros safe on the field, sports does also carry a relatively high … Continue reading
Posted in Basketball, Football, Other, Rugby, Soccer
Tagged Anthony Van Loo, blogs about sports injuries, Bryce Davison, ice skating, Jeremy Lane, Jessica Dube, Los Angeles Clippers, Rugby, Seattle Seahawks, Shaun Livingstone, Sports and Injuries, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Wayne Shelford, worst sports injuries
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The Sports Archives – Brief history of the 6 Nations!
The Six Nations is the biggest annual tournament for rugby fans of the nations that take part. Six countries – Scotland, Wales, England, Ireland, Italy and France – battle it out to be crowned champion when it is held in … Continue reading
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Tagged 2015 Six Nations, England, Five Nations Championship, France, grand slam, history of Six Nations, Home Nations Championship, Ireland, Italy, Rugby, Rugby Blogs, Scotland, Six Nations, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, sports and travel, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Stadio Olimpico, Triple Crown, Wales
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The Sports Archives – History of the Six Nations Rugby Tournament
The Six Nations – currently known as the RBS Six Nations – is one of the biggest international rugby events of the year. This annual tournament features six national sides: England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Italy and France. It takes place early in … Continue reading
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Tagged Australian Football, England, European Rugby, Five Nations Championship, France, grand slam, Home Nations Championship, Ireland, Italy, Olympic Stadium, RBS Six Nations, Rome, Rugby, Rugby archives, Rugby Blogs, Scotland, Six Nations Rugby, sports and travel, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Stadio Olimpico, Triple Crown, Wales
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The Sports Archives – Stadiums Of The World!
There are a now a large number of sports venues which are built from precast concrete. Precast concrete is a cement product which is precast in a mold and then cured in a controlled environment for primary use in construction. … Continue reading
Posted in Other, Rugby, Soccer
Tagged Aviva Stadium, Banagher Precast Concrete, concrete stadiums, Irish rugby union team, precast concrete, precast concrete advantages, Republic of Ireland football team, Rugby, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Sports Stadiums, sports venues, Stadiums of the World Infographic
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The Sports Archives – What Afterschool Sport Would Be Beneficial For My Children?
It is important to keep kids active, even after school. Getting your children involved in an afterschool sport will not only aid in their social skills, but will greatly benefit their health. Research has proven that physical activities, especially in … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – The 4 Top Sports Stars You Should Never Mess With!
No doubt you’ve seen boxing and MMA on TV, and thought to yourself that these people aren’t the sort you’d like to rub up the wrong way. Indeed, participating in martial arts requires a high pain tolerance, excellent conditioning and … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – A History Of Rugby League!
With the First Utility Rugby Super League in full swing, the centuries old debate concerning the differences between Rugby League and Rugby Union again comes to light. So, why do two versions of the same sport exist and what are … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, “play the ball” rule, competition, differences between Rugby League and Rugby Union, first rugby match, game, Grand Final, Lancashire League, Magic Weekend, New Zealand, RFU, Rugby, Rugby archives, Rugby Blogs, rugby league, rugby union, rules, sport, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, super league, Yorkshire League
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The Sports Archives – What Is Data Mining In Sports?
Data mining is used in most major sports these days to improve performance by using statistics and predictions to make the team stronger. A reverse data-mining technique can also be used to find out the weaknesses in an opposing team … Continue reading
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Tagged data mining, performance enhancement, psychometric testing, Rugby, scouting, sports, sports and fitness, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports data, sports injuries, sports performance, sports statistics, sports stats, sports training, Statisticians
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