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Tag Archives: Sports Archives
The Sports Archives – The Olympics: The Greatest Show on Earth?
The Olympics have been hailed as the ultimate amateur athletic competition, but is that really the case anymore? Many sports are now allowing professional athletes to compete. Is this a positive movement, or will it lead to the downfall of … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – 2012’s Financial Football Flops
Andy Carroll and Fernando Torres have taken the heat for the 2010/11 class of Premier League transfer flops but now it’s around that time to take a step back, laugh, cry and pull our hair out with frustration as we … Continue reading
Posted in Soccer
Tagged Adebayor, Andy Carroll, Arjen Robben, Arsenal Football Club, Bolton Wanderers, David De Gea, David N’Gog, David Silva, Edwin van der Sar, Fernando Torres, Jordan Henderson, Kevin Davies, Liverpool Football Club, liverpool team, Manchester City, Park Chu-Young, Peter Schmeichel, Premier League, Ryan Babel, Samir Nasri, Soccer, South Korea National Football Team, sports, Sports Archives, Stephen Ireland, Sunderland Football Club, Thierry Henry, Yaya Toure
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The Sports Archives – The Appeal of Rallycross
Rallycross: It’s fast, it’s gritty and it would leave Jeremy Clarkson dazed and confused questioning everything he ever thought was correct about power. Origins From humble beginnings back at the brilliantly patriotic Lydden Circuit, rallycross has exported itself relentlessly across … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Funny Sports Pictures – Series 12
More funny sports pictures from The Sports Archives! View all of our Funny Sports Pictures! Series 1 | Series 2 | Series 3 | Series 4 | Series 5 | Series 6 | Series 7 | Series 8 | Series … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Basketball, Football, Motorsports, Other
Tagged Funny Sports Photos, Funny Sports Pictures, Mascots, Medusa, Sports Archives
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The Sports Archives – What Makes Extreme Sports So Popular?
For outsiders, extreme sports enthusiasts appear to be nothing more than “adrenaline junkies.” Those who have never experienced the thrill of swimming with sharks or feeling the wind on their face from thousands of feet up simply cannot understand the … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Why Do People Use Rangefinders in Golf?
Why do people use rangefinders in golf? People use rangefinders in many hobbies – shooting, geo-caching, photography, and golf. The use of rangefinders in golf is a controversial topic – some argue that they are simply a more hi-tech version … Continue reading
Posted in Golf
Tagged GPS, other useful tips, PGA Tour, rangefinders, spectator sport, Sports Archives, weekend players
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The Sports Archives – Why Playing Table Tennis is One of the Best Things You Can Do!
If you watch professionals play table tennis, otherwise known as “Ping Pong”, you will see athletes running, jumping, sweating as they swing at what seems like an invisible object. This is because they are chasing a little white ball moving … Continue reading
Posted in Olympics, Other, Tennis
Tagged better table tennis, bowling, chess, cross word puzzles, darts, fast paced game, hand eye coordination, juggling, Olympic sport, ping pong, ping pong tables, poker, pool, sport, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, sports blogging, table tennis, table tennis game, tennis
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The Sports Archives – Netball Rules Explained
Netball is a game, predominantly played by women, that has continued for many years to be popular all over the world; not only is it a fast paced game, but there are also fewer rules to remember than with other … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – California Sporting Events
The State of California is the Mecca of sporting events. This state is the home to over 30 professional sports team and its large cities and fabulous sports arenas draw hundreds of major sporting events each year. If you are … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Basketball, College Basketball, College Football, Football, Hockey, Olympics, Other, Soccer
Tagged california sports events, David Beckham, Extreme Sports, los angeles dodgers, Los Angeles Kings, Los Angeles Lakers, San Jose Earthquakes, sports, Sports Archives, sports science fair projects, Women's World Cup
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The Sports Archives – Walking With Caine: Black Belt Myths
I wonder how many people who watched Kung Fu: The Legend Continues are aware of the fact that David Carradine, the actor who plays Caine, had little or no martial arts experience. It’s also worth noting that Bruce Lee was … Continue reading
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