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The Sports Archives – Rugby Shirts
The Rugby shirt first appeared in the 1800s when rugby as a game started to kick off and someone had the bright idea that they needed a way to tell the teams apart. Especially since the earliest uniforms were white … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Best Sports Memorabilia to Add to Your Collection!
With most common sports fans, it isn’t only about the love of the sport. It is about getting as close as possible to the athletes to get your picture taken together, an autograph or both. A lot of times, the … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Shearer, certificate of authenticity, Dennis Bergkamp, Edwin van der Sar, English Premier League, football memorabilia, football soccer memorabilia, John Terry, Matthew Le Tissier, Roberto Mancini, Ronald Koeman, signed sports memorabilia, soccer memorabilia, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, sports autographs, Sports Blogs, sports history, sports memorabilia, Steven Gerard, Steven Gerrard, Tony Adams
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The Sports Archives – Rugby Boots
They initially made only one change which was that there were bars nailed across the soles so that they could keep some form of grip on the grass and mud when running. The first actual rule concerning the rugby boot … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Redefining Urban Adventure: Rafting The LA River!
The Los Angeles River has gone from a moody giant, destroying homes with devastating floods to a wholly tamed force of nature, confined to a concrete tomb that would make John McPhee proud. It has played host to car chases, … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Olympic Greats: 6 Amazing Paralympians To Inspire You!
The Paralympics is a hugely positive event to showcase the pure resilience and outstanding physical ability of disabled athletes. If you’re lacking in motivation to finish off that annual report, or just can’t be bothered going to the gym, these … Continue reading
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Tagged 2000 Sydney Olympics, 2004 Athens Olympics, 2008 Beijing Olympics, 2010 Vancouver Games, 2012 Paralympics, Ben Weekes, Cameron Rahles-Rahbula, Charlie Walker, Hannah Cockroft, Louise Sauvage, Maddison Elliott, paralympic alpine skiing, paralympic games, paralympic swimming, paralympic tennis, sports, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, volleyball, wheelchair racing
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The Sports Archives – Memorable Moments From The World’s Best Cricket Grounds!
Cricket is played everywhere from back yards to village greens to superb stadia. These are among the world’s finest grounds and some of the memorable occasions they have seen. Lords, London Located in St John’s Wood in London, Lords is the … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew ‘Freddie’ Flintoff, Andrew Strauss, Ashes Test, Ashton Agar, Australia Cricket Team, Benson & Hedges World Series Cup, Boxing Day Test, Brian Lara, Brian McKechnie, Cape Town, Cricket, Cricket blogs, cricket history, cricket stadiums, Derek Underwood, England Cricket Team, Fred Trueman, Gary Pratt, Greg Chappell, Kevin Pietersen, london, Lords, MCG, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Newlands, Nottingham, Shane Warne, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports history, The Oval, Thomas Lord, Trent Bridge
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The Sports Archives – 5 Apps You Need to Download for the NFL Season!
Take your football experience to new levels this year with these five mobile apps. Each one keeps you connected to the week’s biggest matchups and breaking news from around the league, even when you are away from home! Whether you … Continue reading
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Tagged American Football, Direct TV, espn, fantasy football, Football Blogs, league standings, live audio, live games, NFL apps, popular football apps, Red Zone channel, scores, smart phone apps, social media, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, sports apps, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Twitter, video highlights
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The Sports Archives – 3 Rock Solid Workouts For Adventurers!
Rock climbers, extreme sports participants, people whose jobs require a lot of physical effort, seafarers, explorers, Navy Seals, and many more professionals can be regarded as adventurers. An adventurer has to be physically and mentally tough and agile. He is … Continue reading
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Tagged Adventure Sports, Elbow Raises, Extreme Sports Blogs, High Pulse, mental toughness, mental training, Navy Seals, physical exercises, Rock Climbing, sports and fitness, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, sports and training, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Superman Stretch, training, workout
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The Sports Archives – Why Is It So Important For My Child To Have Swimming Lessons?
Different parents send their children for swimming lessons for a multitude of reasons. Some children show an interest in the water from a young age, so it is only natural to send them for swimming lessons. Other parents may be … Continue reading
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