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The Sports Archives – The New Olympic Swimsuits. Why All The Fuss?
Perhaps you remember that 2009 was something of a big year for swimming. In fact, more records were set in the Olympics that year in swimming, both men’s and women’s, than ever before in any other sport. And then FINA, … Continue reading
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Tagged 2009 swimsuit ban, competition swimming, Fédération Internationale de Natation, FINA, Michael Phelps, Olympic swimming, Olympic swimming blogs, polyurethane, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, swimming drag, swimming performance, swimming tips, swimsuit, swimsuit ban, swimsuit history
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The Sports Archives – Why Golf Is Quickly Becoming A Popular Female Sport
Although some people may associate golfing with men, golf is an incredibly popular sport among women. In the United States, there are millions of women taking to the golf course each and every year. Statistics show that the fastest growing … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Intelligence in the NFL!
Although it is not always considered when searching for new players in the NFL, intelligence is measured by the players with the Wonderlic Test, a test that involves 50 questions to help better gauge the NFL players’ intelligence throughout the … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Smith, American Football, Andrew Luck, Atlanta Falcons, Blaine Gabbert, Chicago Bears, Colin Kaepernick, Dallas Cowboys, Detroit Lions, dumbest teams in 2012 NFL, Eli Manning, football, how many players, intelligence, Jacksonville Jaguars, Kansas City Chiefs, Matt Flynn, Matt Stafford, New England Patriots, NFL, NFL blogs, nfl football, NY Giants, Oakland Raiders, Philadelphia Eagles, Seattle Seahawks, smart, smartest teams in football, sports, sports and business, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Tony Romo, Wonderlic test
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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 – The Evolution of Golf Clubs!
Golf, a game that dates back hundreds of years, has one of the more fascinating histories of any sport. Seeing the way that talent, rules and sport have changed in order to better suit the times, is remarkable. One of … Continue reading
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Tagged Billy Burke, chuiwan, featheries, golf advancement, Golf Blogs, golf clubs, golf equipment, golf history, graphite clubs, hickory wood, history of golf, irons, persimmon wood, PGA, putters, Scotland, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, stainless-steel driver, steel-shafted clubs, Tiger Woods, U.S Open, wooden clubs
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The Sports Archives – How To Choose The Right Motorcycle For Your Adventure-Seeking Spirit!
Motorcycles are perfect for those who love adventure, speed, and an adrenaline rush, although a lot of bikers also claim that they find their rides extremely relaxing because they can get away from it all for a while and let … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Three Most Dangerous Extreme Sport Weekends!
Why should you let a bit of rain spoil your whole weekend? Why not get a bunch of your friends together, ring a coach hire company and take off to an outdoor pursuits centre? Often the best time for sport … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Wimbledon Trivia: 10 Fun Facts About The World’s Greatest Tennis Tournament!
Wimbledon is one of the four major Grand Slams of tennis and is typically played during the last week of June and the first week of July every year. It is the oldest of the Grand Slams and is considered … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Murray, Fred Perry, Grand Slams of tennis, grass courts, lawn tennis, Prince Charles, roger federer, sports, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports history, tennis tournaments, wimbledon archives, wimbledon championships, wimbledon fun facts, wimbledon history
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The Sports Archives – The Coolest Trophy Designs In Sports!
Trophies in sports provide validation of a job well done. Whether it’s an individual or team award, the trophy is the tall, heavy, shiny light at the end of the season-long tunnel. They are displayed in stadiums for fans to … Continue reading
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