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1. Consistency In Tennis - By: Doug Hofer
CONSISTENCY WINS Jay from the Middle States wants to help his 12 year old daughter improve her tennis. He feels her consistency in practice and matches is holding her back. First of all, consistency is made up of two components, physical and mental. I will cover each of these two ...

2. Minding Your Tennis Court Manners - By: Randy Myers
Tennis and racquetball can be a great way to burn up some excess calories, burn off some steam, and spend some quality time with your coworkers and friends. While all of us were beginners at one time and failed to observe some of the finer points in the unofficial and unwritten code of ethics associ...

3. Vacation Village At Bonaventure - By: Michael Russell
At first glance at the promotional photographs of Vacation Village at Bonaventure, the high-end apartment/condominium complex comes to mind, as does maybe the skyscraping dormitory of a popular four-year university. But at further inspection and with supplemental information, one learns that there ...

4. From Basement Workshop To Times Square And Beyond – The Hidden Home Of Big Ideas - By: Prweb
James David Smith designs some of the most visible and exciting technologies in the world, and he does it from a home office. (PRWEB) September 29, 2004 -- Large, impressive feats of technology aren’t reserved for multinational companies with huge budgets. The entr...

5. Coaching Players To Learn, Believe And Be Positive - By: Michael Russell
To coach is to teach. To teach, a coach must encourage his players to learn, to believe in what he's teaching them and to help the players always stay positive. Coaches never should assume that any of the new athletes can understand or perform what he is trying to teach them. An ev...

6. Maple Leaf Greats: Mats Sundin - By: Mpam Id 1977676
Mats Sundin didn’t start his NHL career with the Toronto Maple Leafs, but not only is he most likely going to end it with the Leafs, but he’s done most of his damage as a member of the boys in blue. A storied franchise such as the Toronto Maple Leafs doesn’t get to such an old age witho...

7. Coaching Baseball - Moving The Runners - By: Michael Russell
From the big leagues to little league, the art of moving the runners is dying fast. Coaching baseball players to manufacture runs is not taught as it once was. You have little league players who want to copy their favorite big league star. The major league player is paid to hit home runs. The whole ...

8. Mp3 Batteries - By: Dawn Rowlett
Walkmans and CD players are a thing of the past, thanks to MP3players. Now music and sound files can travel anywhere on a tinyhand held device. With the advent of MP3 players, the demand fortraditional AA batteries has gone down too. Now there is a newcontender on the market to keep MP3 play...

9. Polo Rules - By: Michael Russell
Polo is a sport played on horses; two teams formed by four players each, which try to take a small ball into the other teams goal with a wooden stick from on top of a horse. The object of the game is obviously to make more goals than the other team. A polo match can be played either ou...

10. Missouri Baseball-minor Leagues Shine - By: Tracy Wever
Missouri Baseball Minor Leagues Shine Believe it or not there is great baseball in Missouri besides the Royals and Cardinals. I am not taking anything away from these two great franchises. I am just letting the diehard Missouri fans know there are other opportunities. This is basebal...

11. It Is Important To Hold Your Serve. - By: Mpam Id 1982598
We are not all blessed with a hard serve, but it is still necessary to be able to hold our serve, if we want to win at tennis. However good your serve may be, we all have bad days, and therefore this article is of equal importance to all tennis players, it will get you out of a rut, if ...

12. Coaching And Leading Your Team - By: Michael Russell
For a coach to lead a football, basketball, or any team he needs to establish some important principles within the team. Among these are honesty, loyalty and a good work ethic. The coach needs to have a vision and a mission to persuade his group to perform at the highest level. The...

13. Wheelchairs And The Sports Lover - By: Robert Michael
Just because you are in a wheelchair doesnt mean you cant enjoy the competitiveness and just all around fun that playing sports offers you. More and more wheelchair users are playing sports every day some even on a professional level. There are several wheelchair sports associations and gaming oppo...

14. A Coach's Guide To Building A High School Athletic - By: Michael Russell
Every coach starts out the new season with his own philosophy of how his athletic program should be built and maintained. Many coaches consider a good, strong foundation is needed to center the program around. Several factors in building this strong foundation include physical development, mental ...

15. Playing First Base - 4 Tips For Youth Baseball - By: Brian Mcclure
How to play first base. First basemen must have the same skills as other infielders such as catching the ball, being quick on their feet and have good hand eye coordination. but most importantly, the youth baseball player has to be able to expect a bad throw from the other positions. Here is the ...

16. 10 Steps On Tennis Match Analysis - By: Fred
1. Quick head-to head comparison. There is no need to overestimate this factor IMO, but we can definately find "inconvenient" opponents, this can be very useful if two different class players are going to meet. Example: Roger Federer - Mariano Zabaleta. H2H analysis shows, that...

17. Codec - By: Michael Russell
What is a codec? Many of you have heard of this word Codec but have you ever wondered what Codec is? The common definition of codec that we all know is that codecs are some kind of files that are used to play audio or video files having different formats like avi, 3gp, etc. but only few o...

18. Tennis Psychology The Foundation Of Winning Tennis - By: Tomaz Mencinger
The field of tennis psychology is not just common advice and tactical or mental tips. It is based on general and sports psychology and then applied to tennis specifically. There are many common elements in the psychology of tennis which can be found in other sports too. An athlete that wants...

19. Better Than Super? - By: Lynda Collins
What's better than super? How about ultimate? Organizers of a project called the Ultimate Sports Resort choseSuper Bowl season to announce plans to construct a mammothsports complex with reasonably-priced rooms in North Las Vegas,about a mile away from Las Vegas Motor Speedway. A $...

20. Helpful Tips For The Beginning Collector - Part 3 - By: Michael Rosenthal
Helpful Tips for the Beginning Collector – Part 3 by Michael Rosenthal of The Collector’s Pulse In the last article, we covered two of the four reasons behind getting involved in sports collectibles --- collecting for enjoyment or entertainment reasons (or as I refer to it...

21. Tennis Fitness: Increase Your Quickness By Increasing The Power Of Your First Step - By: Todd Scott
Many tennis players ranging from the weekend warrior to the competitive athlete sometimes find themselves down in the dirt late in a match - Kicked out wide and unable to recover to the ball. Did you need to work on your footwork? Endurance? Strength?br ...

22. Frequently Asked Tennis Questions - By: Kadence Buchanan
Tennis is a sport with numerous rules and regulations, and getting them all in your head can take a while. In this article, we'll examine some commonly occurring issues regarding the game so that you can have a clearer outlook on exactly what should happen should these questions come up in a game.b...

23. Referee Signals - By: Michael Russell
Referee signals are a big part of being a referee. Understanding referee signals is a big part of being a player and a member of the crowd. Failure to understand these signals is a good way to make yourself look like a player who does not take his sport seriously. This is especially bad for professi...

24. Choosing The Right Gear For Bowling Fun - By: Michael Russell
Before learning how to play the game, a bowler will need to identify the equipment needed and know how to use it. They should know where to find the necessary equipment, select the right shoe size, choose the right weight of ball to be used, wear comfortable clothing appropriate for the game, and ...

25. Water Polo - By: Michael Russell
An aquatic sport played in a pool, which consists of two teams, made out of seven players each, trying to get a ball into the other teams goal with their hands. The pool must measure thirty meters in length, a width of twenty meters and a profundity of no less than one meter with eighty...

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