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The Sports Archives – Improving Your Skills With Baseball Training Aids!
Baseball is a popular sport. The structure of it is quite simple: players use a bat to hit a ball far enough to be able to run around to each base in hopes of scoring a home run. People all … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – Oddball Sports Of New York City – Freak Or Unique?
When it comes to sport, ‘each to his own’ so the saying goes, but whilst many of us think of sport as Major League Baseball or NFL, you’ll find a lot stranger goings on in the Big Apple. From bull … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – Candlestick Park: Home Of The San Francisco 49ers!
The Bay Area in California is home to dozens of world-class attractions. Alcatraz, the Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman’s Wharf, and the San Francisco Cable Cars are all at the top of any tourist to-do list. But sports fans who happen … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – CenturyLink Field: Home Of The Seattle Seahawks!
As the crown jewel of the Pacific Northwest, Seattle, Washington is a must-visit destination for domestic tourists. You have likely heard about the Pike Place Market, the world-renowned fish market just off the Pacific Ocean. The SODO (South of Downtown) … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – Why Lawn Bowls Is Becoming A Hobby For A Whole New Generation
Often thought of as a sport favoured by older people, lawn bowls is actually growing in popularity with today’s younger people, and is even gaining a fun and sexy new image as a professional sport. There are a number of … Continue reading
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Tagged bbq games, bocce, casual sports, family games, family sports, lawn bowling, lawn games, outdoor games, picnic games, social sports, sport events, sports, sports and fitness, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports performance, team building
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The Sports Archives – Planning a Road Trip For the 2014 NASCAR Season!
The NASCAR season just came to a close, crowning Jimmie Johnson as the year-end winner, but that doesn’t mean that you can’t be thinking about the 2014 season already. Throughout the season, there are key dates and places in the … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – China’s Domination of the Electric Bike Market Continues Unabated!
As we grow more environmentally and health conscious as a species, cycling has become a much more attractive potential form of transport. But do you really want to be working up a sweat on your way to work? Of course … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – 5 Reasons Why You Should Consider Richmond, Virginia For Your Next Golf Retreat!
When you think of going on a golf retreat, you probably think of the Meccas of the American golf world: Pebble Beach or Augusta, just to name a couple. If you’re looking for some place that can promise some great … Continue reading
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Tagged Edgar Allan Poe Museum, Glenwood Golf Club, golf, Golf Blogs, golf outing, golfing, golfing holidays, Hunting Hawk public course, John Marshall House, Meadowbrook Country Club, mini golf, Museum of the Confederacy, Pebble Beach, Putt-Putt Fun Center, retreat, Richmond, Richmond International Raceway, sports, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Tee Richmond, The Augusta, travel, travel advice, travel tips, virginia
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The Sports Archives – Women Do Have A Place In Sports Broadcasting!
Daily Mail columnist Brian Viner has caused a storm by calling female sports broadcasters blonde bimbos and asserting that they have been chosen only to attract a female audience. According to Viner, female presenters are not qualified for the job … Continue reading →
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