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The Sports Archives – Horse Racing, A History And Introduction!
Horse racing is a British establishment; it has been a pervasive part of our culture for hundreds of years. Before it reached Britain, it, in its own way, made a huge mark on the rest of the world. Originating in … Continue reading
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Tagged British Champions Day, flat racing, Grand National, horse racing, horse racing blogs, horse racing history, horses, jockey, National Hunt racing, Olympic chariot races, racetrack betting, Royal Ascot, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, The Cheltenham Festival, thoroughbred horses
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The Sports Archives – That Good, Old Game Of Golf!
Golf is a great game that has been played for many years by many people in all kinds of crazy settings, so, here we’ve accumulated some pretty cool facts you may not know about this seriously impressive sport. Golf as … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Shepard, cool facts, Fun Facts, golf, golf balls, golf celebrities, golf game, golf history, golfer, how many dimples, interesting facts, Phil Mickelson, President Woodrow Wilson, Samuel L Jackson, Scotland, sport, sports, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs
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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 – Which Sports Are Best For Children?
Which Sports Are Best For Children? We all know how important physical activity is for children. Not only does it encourage a healthy lifestyle from a young age but it also equips kids with valuable life skills such as teamwork, … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Basketball, Cricket, Football, Hockey, Other, Tennis
Tagged Baseball, Basketball, Cricket, football, gymnastics, hockey, horse riding, jumping, martial arts, organized sports, physical education, physical sports, Running, school sports, Softball, sports and children, sports and fitness, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Swimming, teamwork, tennis, time management, toddler gym, volleyball
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The Sports Archives – NFL Settles Lawsuit Related To Concussion Related Medical Costs
Football is the most popular sport in America, and also its highest rated television program. For many families across the country, settling in for a relaxing Sunday with the game is the perfect way to spend the week. In recent … Continue reading
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 – Effective Ways To Improve Your Swimming Technique And Form!
One of the biggest obstacles to fast swimming is technique. You may train five times a week and rack up hundreds of yards; but if you haven’t mastered the basics of proper technique, you’ll never develop your full potential. Better … 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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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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