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Can You Really Learn Tennis In The Internet?
- By Michael Hehn
- Published Tuesday 21st 2008
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It is an impossible proposition to learn any of the skills of playing tennis online which can take you through the different levels of the game though you can learn about scoring, terminology etc. You cannot gain anything from the net that can substitute the coaching a good instructor will give you.
How To Learn Tennis Online
- By Michael Hehn
- Published Tuesday 21st 2008
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A huge number of people benefit from the valuable information the internet provides them with. For example, you can learn about scoring, terminology and even find tips on tennis but you are generally not going to find anything that allows you to learn tennis online from beginner's skill level to advanced player.
Old Versus New: A Fair Comparison?
- By Maxine Clarke
- Published Tuesday 21st 2008
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How often do we see comparisons made between the sportsmen of yesteryear and those of the modern era? At a time when Sachin Tendulkar has achieved the monumental achievement of scoring over 12,000 runs in test cricket, some have already declared that no-one - not even the prolific Tendulkar - will compare to the likes of Sir Don Bradman.
NASCARs Matt Kenseth From Boy to Superstar
- By Chris DiCicco
- Published Monday 20th 2008
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Matt Kenseth was raised in Cambridge, Wisconsin. He began his official racing career when he turned 16 and he proved he had something more in him when he won his first feature event in only his third race. After that he took the racing world by storm. His love for cars gained him the nickname Motor from his father whom Kenseth also says was his biggest childhood hero.
NASCARs David Reutimann From Boy to Superstar
- By Chris DiCicco
- Published Monday 20th 2008
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David Reutimann was raised in Zephyrhills, Florida and was born with the zeal of driving within him. Carrying a family name that was notorious on the race tracks in the East Coast David built a reputation of his own by tearing into the big championships. His story of defying odds against him is both moving and inspiring.
All About Skateboarding - The Ollie and the Nollie
- By Patrick Omari
- Published Monday 20th 2008
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Ever wanted to know how skateboarders make their boards jump when their feet aren't even attached? This article gives an insight into the sideways world of ollies and nollies.
In the Philippines, sports personalities are not just recognized as icons of their respective sports, but they also have become celebrities and influential people of the society. In a country filled with so many icons, there are only a few sports personalities who have caught the public's eyes.
Airsoft gun play is the more cost effective and safer version of paintball, due to several factors.
NASCARs Dale Earnhardt Sr. From Boy to Superstar
- By Chris DiCicco
- Published Saturday 18th 2008
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Dale Earnhardt Sr. was born on April 29th, 1951 in Kannapolis, North Carolina and sadly died at aged 49 on February 18th, 2001 as a result of massive head trauma from a crash in the final lap of 2001 Daytona 500. Earnhardt Sr. was also known as The Intimidator but those who knew him, would say differently. He was a philanthropist and never found the need for media coverage of his donations.
NASCARs David Ragan From Boy to Superstar
- By Chris DiCicco
- Published Friday 17th 2008
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David Ragan is another NASCAR driver that comes from a family with a history in the sport. The son of famed, Ken Ragan, David started racing at 11 years old in Atlanta in the Bandoleer Series. The young driver quickly climbed the ranks beating his experienced competitors and proving that racing is in the blood.
Learning How to Surf: 4 Tips for Success in the Water
- By Debby Jones
- Published Friday 17th 2008
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Tips for success when surfing can speed up the learning process and make your surfing experience more enjoyable. Choosing the right spot, approaching with the right work ethic, and knowing how to progress are all critical to succeeding and having fun in the water.
NASCARs Martin Truex Jr From Boy to Superstar
- By Chris DiCicco
- Published Friday 17th 2008
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Martin Truex Jr. is a native of New Jersey and a second generation racer. As young as he was, Truex Jr. always knew that the race tracks were made for him. His career followed closely with his fathers and has seen him fight many adversities only to come out on top time and time again.
Rafael Nadal: The New Golden Boy of Tennis
- By Roger Munns
- Published Friday 17th 2008
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Professional tennis hasn't seen the likes of Rafael Nadal since Connors and McEnroe were playing. His power and skill have taken him up the ranks to become the top player in the world. The dramatic rivalry between Nadal and Roger Federer has brought tennis back to the forefront of public sporting events.
Socks: A Key To Athletic Performance
- By Victor Epand
- Published Thursday 16th 2008
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A description of how high quality socks should function and an explanation of the different characteristics of socks designed for specific athletic pursuits.
NASCARs Mark Martin From Boy to Superstar
- By Chris DiCicco
- Published Thursday 16th 2008
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Mark Martin has one of the most illustrious careers in NASCAR history. Like most racing devils, Martin lived and breathed racing ever since he could remember.
He started off his career at age 15 with stock car racing on the local Arkansas dirt tracks and has seen an illustrious career blossom ever since.
NASCARs Dale Earnhardt Jr. From Boy to Superstar
- By Chris DiCicco
- Published Thursday 16th 2008
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The Earnhardt name is synonymous with NASCAR, and a look into the career of Dale Earnhardt Jr explains why. Born in North Carolina with the Earnhardt fire in his belly Dale went through many careers before falling into racing. 2001 saw him lose his father in a fatal crash and experience an almost similar crash soon after. However he has bounced back ever since and floats among the top drivers of NASCAR
NASCARs Kyle Busch From Boy to Superstar
- By Chris DiCicco
- Published Thursday 16th 2008
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Kyle Busch was born in Las Vegas in 1985. He started racing in go-karts at age 6 and because of his families involvement in racing, it was only natural that Busch grew up tinkering in garages, building and repairing race cars with his father and older brother.
Telemark Ski Binding: A Matter Of Control
- By Victor Epand
- Published Thursday 16th 2008
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A description of the skiing technique used in telemark skiing, the bindings used and how differen kinds of bindings effect that technique.
Wrestling Apparel: Clothing With A Purpose
- By Victor Epand
- Published Thursday 16th 2008
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An overview of the items of clothing worn by athletes who practice Greco-Roman wrestling and what purpose each item serves.
Men's Swimsuits: A Surprising Variety
- By Victor Epand
- Published Thursday 16th 2008
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A description of the different styles of men's swimsuits available, the common usage of each and why one may be preferred over another.
Benefits Of Advanced Clothing Use By Athletes
- By Amit Kheterpal
- Published Wednesday 15th 2008
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As a sports person especially athletes you need every ounce of help that you can get to avoid the resistance to your body. Athletes running a 400 meter race or a cyclist in a race always have resistance when they encounter air as they try to push forward. This resistance if reduced can cause immense benefits to the athletes as he can run faster than his opponent.
Surf Break Criteria: Research Before You Go
- By Debby Jones
- Published Wednesday 15th 2008
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Researching surf breaks is imperative when learning how to surf. The people, water quality, and quality of wave are all elements that will determine how much fun you have in the water. Knowing the correct spot to surf at can also save your life.
Long Board Tricks: Hanging 10
- By Debby Jones
- Published Wednesday 15th 2008
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Longboarding has been branded with a Hang 10 stigma in the social scene, but hanging ten is actually a really fun surfing maneuver that is very difficult to pull off. Walking the nose of your surfboard is a classic sign of style and surfing ability. If you are ready to learn how to hang ten, read this article first.
Women's Athletic Swimsuits: Fast & Tight
- By Victor Epand
- Published Wednesday 15th 2008
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A description of the different kinds of swimsuits worn by women for athletic pursuits and how the suits are designed to help the athlete.
Athletic Shoes: Types And Intents
- By Victor Epand
- Published Wednesday 15th 2008
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An overview of some of the more common types of athletic shoe and a summary of how each accomodates the needs of a particular athletic pursuit.
Vertical Jump Power Coaching Tips
- By Karin Manning
- Published Wednesday 15th 2008
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One of the most common questions coaches hear is from athletes wanting to quickly and easily increase their vertical jump. This article will reveal some powerful vertical jump power coaching tips.
Skateboarding Origins And What Makes Up A Skateboard
- By Jarvis Malone
- Published Monday 13th 2008
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Where did skateboarding come from and what exactly does a skateboard consist of? That is what this article is all about.
Surfing - How Waves Behave
- By J Edmond Souaid
- Published Thursday 11th 2008
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One of the most important aspects of learning to surf is getting familiar with how the water and land interact.
NASCAR Drivers Training- The Physical and Mental Stresses
- By Chris DiCicco
- Published Thursday 11th 2008
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So maybe you are fascinated with NASCAR and would like to choose this as a career. How does one go about participating in race driver training so as to become a driver?
NASCARs Organizational Structure-Past and Present
- By Chris DiCicco
- Published Thursday 11th 2008
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Make no doubt about it, NASCAR is a business and is run like any other major corporation. NASCAR is a family-owned business with Brian France as the third-generation CEO. Brian France is the son of Bill France, Jr., who passed away at the age of 74 in June of 2007.
Surfing - Before You Get Started Surfing
- By J Edmond Souaid
- Published Thursday 11th 2008
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Anyone who takes up surfing, even for a day, wants to get out in the waves right away. Understandable.
Tennis: A Champion Sport Among Elite International Sports
- By Baxter Owens
- Published Thursday 11th 2008
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Tennis is one sport that has long received international attention. As such, it should come as no surprise that the organization responsible for the bringing the four Grand Slams to the international stage, the International Tennis Federation, is one that is held in such high esteem.
The History of the Most Elite of All International Sports: The Olympics
- By Baxter Owens
- Published Thursday 11th 2008
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Although the Olympics are much anticipated by people around the world, it may come as a bit of surprise to learn that no one really knows where the idea for the Olympic events developed.
Controversy at the Belgian Grand Prix
- By Roger Munns
- Published Thursday 11th 2008
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Fans of Formula One racer Lewis Hamilton are reeling. First, they were elated at his win at the recent Belgian Grand Prix. Later they cried 'foul' when he was stripped of that title.
Surfing - How to Catch and Ride a Wave
- By J Edmond Souaid
- Published Wednesday 10th 2008
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You've paddled out to the lineup. You're watching for other surfers who have priority on the wave (those closest to the break). Now you're ready to go. You're going to catch and ride your first wave.
Surfing - Wetsuits and Drysuits for Surfers
- By J Edmond Souaid
- Published Wednesday 10th 2008
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Many popular surfing locations are blessed with warm water. Or, rather the surfers are so blessed. But many well-surfed locations have cold water most of the time.
Inspiration For Those With Severe Personal Injury
- By Catherine Harvey
- Published Tuesday 9th 2008
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A look at the beginnings of the Paralympics and how they have branched out to cater for sportsmen and women of all disabilities and capabilities.
10 Top Tennis Tips for Coaching Junior Players
- By David Horne
- Published Tuesday 9th 2008
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The bottom line for tennis coaches is that having a strong beginner tennis coaching program is the key to a long term sustainable business operation.
Famous Ice Skaters in History
- By Gregory Smyth
- Published Monday 8th 2008
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Ice skating captures the imagination of many, with its swan-like grace, and the immense skill needed to make it to the top levels of the sport. However, public skating brings joy to many people, with no need to develop Olympic level skills! Here we look at some of the famous names that have fallen in love with ice skating over the centuries.
Teenager Cracks The Widowmaker Super Wave
- By Catherine Harvey
- Published Friday 11th 2008
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A look at how a British teenager mustered up the courage to surf one of the biggest waves to hit the UK.
Williams Sisters Face Off at Wimbledon
- By Roger Munns
- Published Friday 11th 2008
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Tennis pro sisters Venus and Serena Williams went head-to-head in the final Wimbledon Tennis Championship match. The win was Venus' fifth Wimbledon Championship title. Rafael Nadal won the men's Wimbledon Tennis Championship. Fourteen-year-old Laura Robson is first Brit to win the Girls Wimbledon Championship since 1984.
Lewis Hamilton Wins British Grand Prix
- By Roger Munns
- Published Friday 11th 2008
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McLaren driver Lewis Hamilton won Sunday's British Grand Prix in front of his home crowd. Hamilton dedicated his win to his family in thanks for their support. After Sunday's win, he's tied with Kimi Raikkonen and Felipe Massa for the number one position in the Formula One championship.
Find out the significance the Beijing Olympic mascots and the meaning behind the official Olympic logo!
Archery Basic Guidelines And Safety
- By Jeffrey Fang
- Published Thursday 10th 2008
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Archery is one the sport that has been around for centuries. It has been used for war and therefore it is deadly. Know the basics and safety in handling your bow.
A new sports terminology is being introduced. Can advanced technological equipment help an athlete win or is it a mental game?
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