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June 30, 2006

I Am Sure You Want To Improve Your Golf Swing

Filed under: Amateur Sports, Exercise Fitness, Golf, Sports, Sports Medicine — joe @ 10:08 am

Your ‘physical limitations’ are keeping you from making a mechanically sound and repeatable golf swing. Think just for a minute! If your body can’t make a 90 degree shoulder turn it’s a fact you will lose a TON of yardage off the tee and with your irons.

If you can’t maintain your golf posture throughout your entire golf swing you have no chance to swing consistently for 18 holes. If your core is weak you will not be able to generate any power going into impact, therefore you will see a weak shot that most likely goes ‘offline’ quickly. Can you see the picture more clearly now?

Better golf swing for free

June 28, 2006

The Ultimate Golfer’s Head

Filed under: Amateur Sports, Articles about Sports, Golf, Sports — joe @ 5:11 am

When you play the mind bending game of golf it’s all in your head.

If you keep your golfer’s head cool and still, it will be possible to see the ball during the entire swing. If your head is moving, it will be impossible to keep your eye on the ball.

You can build your confidence by using this one technique. Keep your head still enough to keep a jar of water on the top of your head perfectly still and watch the ball as you swing. You will be able to see the ball better and hit it more solidly.

More on how to control and improve your golf game.

June 25, 2006

Climbing Shoes

Filed under: Articles about Sports, Extreme Sports, Professional Sports, Sports, Sports Products — hjalti@ljosmidlun.is @ 6:17 pm
A pair of good and solid climbing shoes are nice to have if you are a outdoor person. There are many different kinds of climbing shoes, and the type that you get depends quite a bit on what you intend to do with it. Nothing is more important to a rock climber than getting appropriate climbing shoes, so it is imperative that care be exercised in selecting the proper one for the trip that you are taking. Take your time. Experienced climbers own several pairs of climbing shoes, from some that are…

Read more about Climbing Shoes

June 19, 2006

World Cup Soccer from an American View

Filed under: Articles about Sports, Professional Sports, Soccer, Sports — samk @ 6:13 am

Here, we have football, basketball, baseball, hockey, and other

sports all competing for attention, but in much of the rest of the

world, world cup soccer is really the ultimate thing. During the world

cup final championship, passions can run so high that fans actually……………..

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June 16, 2006

Tennis Fundamentals

Filed under: Sports, Tennis — Sports Nut @ 4:03 pm

Learning tennis can be the start of a life long love of the sport. If you take the time to learn the fundamentals, obtain the proper equipment and work on mastering the skills you need, one at a time, you will most certainly succeed in not only enjoying yourself, but experiencing the satisfaction of becoming a skilled athlete.

For any of you who are thinking of taking up tennis, or are simply interested in the basics of tennis, then you will want to familairize yourself with basic tennis fundamentals.

June 13, 2006

The Benefits of Bowflex Exercise Equipment

Filed under: Exercise Fitness, Sports, Sports Products, Weightlifting — jb @ 3:57 pm

Is Bowflex exercise equipment all that its cracked up to be? They run a string of seemingly non-stop commercials on half the channels on TV where they tell you that regular use of Bowflex equipment will keep you healthy and looking young forever. If you’re in the market for exercise or strength training equipment, you’re probably wondering what Bowflex exercise equipment is all about and if it will really work as great as the ads say it will.

Read full article on Bowflex Exercise Equipment

The Ins And Outs Of Climbing Rope

Filed under: Amateur Sports, Exercise Fitness, Outdoors, Sports, Sports Products — md @ 11:27 am

Most first-time rock climbers rarely trusted their ropes; this is mainly because their ropes were attached to the rock faces through knots wedged into cracks or slings tied around rocks, which were then wedged into cracks. These climbers never fell; if they did fall their protection gear probably wouldn’t hold. Instead, it would rip out, causing both the climber and his belayer to plummet to the ground. Today’s climbing protection is fortunately much better, and most climbers, indoor and out, will regularly fall on their ropes and their protection while trying newer, harder routes.

More on climbing ropes.

June 12, 2006

Dirt Bike Stuff

Filed under: Amateur Sports, Professional Sports, Ski, Sports, Sports Medicine, Sports Products — Sports Junky @ 1:20 pm

There is also equipment that helps keep riders safe while riding through competitions and practice. Helmets come in various forms and styles to not only offer a sleek look but also to protect riders form injuries. Injuries to the head can be devastating, and are very possible in dirt biking. Special eyewear is also made for dirt bikers. Dirt and debris from a ride can easily make its way into a rider’s eyes causing irritation, blurred vision and possibly accidents. Any retailer who offers dirt bike accessories should be able to offer a number of options for protecting the eyes, as well as a special cleaner that prevents eyewear fogging up. Other important dirt bike accessories protect hands. Hand guards are not gloves but they come up over the top of the hand, a hard shield to help bikers stay safe and keep riding with minimal injuries.

Read more about Dirt Bikes

June 11, 2006

My Expericence With AB Exercise Equipment

Filed under: Articles about Sports, Exercise Fitness, News and Views, Sports Products — 33superhero @ 2:55 pm

Every day in the morning at around five am, I crawl out of my comfortable bed to head to the gym. Don’t get me wrong. I love going to the gym as much as the other guy! Doing the treadmill, workout exercise on the mat, on just on the exercise bike. So what does it have to do with AB Exercise Equipment? Read more.

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June 2, 2006

For The Love Of Exercise

Filed under: Exercise Fitness, Outdoors, Running Walking, Sports — md @ 12:28 pm

The most challenging exercise I’ve ever done was mountain climbing which I ventured with a group of die-hard mountaineers 12 or 15 years ago. I was in my forties and a lot more agile then. Not only was the climb extremely difficult work – the human body wasn’t really designed for scaling a vertical rock face – but the thin air made it almost intolerable for my lungs. For the first few days up in the mountains, I felt like I couldn’t get enough oxygen. I was so dizzy and light headed. But I stuck through with it. And I vowed then I would never climb a mountain again.


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