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The Sports Archives – Taking Flight with Falconry
How many different sports involve animals? Both wild and domestic creatures occupy a much larger field of sports than most people expect. Different forms of animal sports often feature their respective animals in a variety of ways. For example, in … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Dynamics of College Sports
The most popular sports in a community can be represented in any number of divisions or ‘tiers’ – Baseball alone is found at the pro-level in many nations, but it is also a prestigious activity at the college and high … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Archery as a Sport
Sports born out of weaponry are nothing new in the world. Combat sports go way back in human history; javelin-throwing, for example, can be dated as early in recorded history as 700 B.C., and was founded on the principles of … Continue reading
Posted in Olympics, Other
Tagged Archery, archery history, sports and recreation, sports and training, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports performance
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The Sports Archives – The Oldest Standing Ballpark in the U.S.A.
Every sport begins somewhere, and the same holds true for baseball. Renowned as America’s pastime, this sport’s history centers largely within the U.S., and even over a century later, the heart of baseball continues to beat with uproarious fervor, now … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Other
Tagged baseball history, sport, sports, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs
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The Sports Archives – Dangers and Hazards that can shut down Golf
Interested in getting involved in golf? Maybe you already play recreationally and want to take your skills to the next level. Golf can easily be described as one of the more laid-back, relaxing sports, but in actuality, it is rife … Continue reading
Posted in Golf, Other
Tagged golf, Golf Blogs, golfing, sports, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, sports and weather, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports performance
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The Sports Archives – Baseball Science: Batting Power & Precision
Last month, The Sports Archives released an article discussing the intricacies and mechanics of pitching in baseball. Pitching is instrumental in playing this sport, but what about the other end of the stick (literally)? Batting is the yin to pitching’s … Continue reading
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 – Top 6 Most Scenic White Water Rafting Locations!
Whitewater rafting is a sport like no other. Riding the fast flowing waters of rivers around the world, one can enjoy gorgeous wildlife and natural environments while getting an incredible exercise. But there are certain places that seem to stand … Continue reading
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Tagged Alsek River, Canada, Colorado River, Ecuador, Gauley River, Grand Canyon, Magpie River, northern lights (aurora borealis), Rio Upan, Salmon River, scenic, sports and adventure, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, sports and travel, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, West Virgina, white water rafting, white water rafting blogs, whitewater rafting, Whitewater rafting archives
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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
Posted in Rugby
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 – Will Country Clubs Be Around In 50 Years?
The term “country club” can elicit mixed emotions depending on who you are talking to. They are often seen as a privilege of the affluent and closed off to those who don’t meet a certain level of class. Essentially that … Continue reading
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