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Tag Archives: Soccer
The Sports Archives – Retirement in Professional Sports
In November of last year, David Ortiz of the Boston Red Sox publically announced his intention to retire at the end of the 2016 season. A renowned left-handed batter known infamously for his power-hitting abilities, Big Papi has indeed come … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Basketball, Football, Hockey, Other, Soccer
Tagged American Football, Baseball, football, MLB, NBA, NFL, Soccer, sport, sports, sports and fitness, sports and training, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports history, sports performance, sports retirement
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The Sports Archives – ‘True’ Football’s Place in the United States
No one can deny that baseball and American football are the two most popular sports in the United States; they have both been a huge part of the nation’s sociocultural development for over a century, and their respective followings are … Continue reading
Posted in Football, Soccer
Tagged American Football, American Sports, football, Soccer, United States rankings, world sports
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The Sports Archives – The Benefits Of Soccer Camp For Kids!
Sending your child to a ‘soccer camp,’ can turn out to be a win-win situation for you! “The truth is that EVERY child can benefit from going to soccer camp, whether it be socially beneficial or developmentally,” Mike Slatton, writes … Continue reading
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Tagged child development, English Football, football soccer, leadership, Soccer, soccer blogs, soccer camp, soccer coaching, soccer education, soccer learning, soccer performance enhancement, soccer skills training, soccer training tips, Sport Blogs, sports, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, sports and training, Sports Archives, sports coaching, summer camps, teamwork
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The Sports Archives – Football (Soccer) For Kids 2 To 7
I have a 2.5 year old and I wanted my son to learn teamwork, cooperation as well as coordination and athleticism. My wife and I started to look around Perth to see what such a young child could do. I … Continue reading
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Tagged early soccer training, football soccer, football soccer blogs, how to play soccer, kids activities, Little Kickers, Soccer, soccer archives, soccer for 2 year olds, soccer for kids, soccer fundamentals, soccer skills, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports early development, sports for kids, sports for toddlers
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The Sports Archives – How & Why Basketball Is Growing In Popularity Globally!
Whilst basketball has always been a popular pastime in America, in recent years it has started to break out across the Atlantic to the UK and Europe. From a little known sport that was first played in the 1890s with … Continue reading
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Tagged Basketball, basketball archives, basketball blogs, basketball history, Chicago Bulls, Derrick Rose, football, Justin Bieber, Kanye West, Keeping Up With The Kardashians, King James, Kobe Bryant, Lamar Odom, Lebron James, Leonardo Di Caprio, Los Angeles Clippers, Los Angeles Lakers, Miami Heat, Michael Jordan, nba basketball, NBA Blogs, Netball, Patrick Baumann, Roper Starch Worldwide, Rugby, Soccer, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports stats
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The Sports Archives – Why Is Football (Soccer) The World’s Most Popular Sport?
Football is a sport that has both stood the test of time and manages to traverse political and personal divides, not to mention international conflict and war zones, with reports of a game even being played between English and German … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – How To Get Football (Soccer) Trials
As one of our best-loved footballers, David Beckham rose to the heights of football stardom from a football field in Chingford. Showing early talent, he worked on his game and won the Bobby Charlton national Soccer Skills competition. By 17, … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Nine Terrible Football (Soccer) Tackles That Ended Careers!
Football – the beautiful game (sometimes at least). Football is a game full of passion and aggression, however, being a contact sport, injuries occur and are generally accepted as part of the game. For a few unfortunate players though, some … Continue reading
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Tagged accidents, Alf-Inge Håland, Aston Villa, Ben Collett, Bradford City, Charlton, Chelsea, David Busst, Dean Ashton, Dean Saunders, Denis Irwin, England National Football Team, football, football injuries, football tackles, Frank Branscombe, Gary Smith, Gordon Watson, injuries, Ipswich, James Main, Kevin Gray, Kevin Muscat, Leeds, Liverpool, Luc Nilis, manchester united, Matty Holmes, Middlesbrough, Paul Elliot, Peter Schmeichel, Richard Wright, Roy Keane, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Soccer, soccer blogs, soccer injuries, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, West Ham
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