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1. Scottish Highland Games - By: Mpam Id 1975116
I’ve known since I was a child that my maternal side of the family is of Scottish descent, and the sound of the bagpipes have always called to my soul. In researching my genealogy I stumbled upon the DHA Clan MacTavish and knew I had found a home. I became a supporting member in 2000 and my daught...

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Video Games: Game Boy Advance Sports, Ssx 3

One of the best types of sports games you can buy for the Gameboy Advance is a snowboarding title. There are a few for the GBA; however, SSX 3 is by far the best because it offers a lot more than just racing. This game will keep you playing after you have won all the races, so it is a great game to take with you when you travel. The SSX series is known for its extreme style of tricks that you can pull off during jumps. The jumps you can make in SSX 3 are extremely high, and if

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2. Olympic Swimming - By: Michael Russell
Swimming has long been a favorite of the summer Olympic games. There are great stories about the swimmers and their hard bodies gliding through the water is tough not to watch. The Olympic swimmers train for years to get to the Olympic games and there is no doubt that they are all very tough compe...

3. Resources For Wheelchair Exercisers - By: Jon Gestl
Ask most people of the challenges they face following through with an exercise program and you're likely to hear the common complaints: Lack of motivation, being too tired, not having enough time, too busy. Or as someone recently told me, "My get up and go has gotten up and gone". But ima...

4. Manage Your Employees' Strengths: A Lesson From Tennis - By: Glory Borgeson
In grammar school, about the only subject I dreaded was gym. I went to school in the days when all little girls wore dresses. For gym class, we slipped on some shorts and changed our shoes to the PF Flyers we kept in a cubby-hole. Then it was off to the gym for some dreaded act...

5. Sports - Finding Your Niche - By: Michael Russell
A lot of kids today want to get involved in sports for a number of reasons. Some want to just because they enjoy sports for the sake of participating in them, but then there are those who have ulterior motives. It is no secret that for a kid who wants to go to college, the best ticket is usually to ...

6. Aberdeen City Guide, Including Aberdeen Hotels - By: (see Article)
Introduction: Aberdeen, in the heart of Scotlands Grampian Highlands, is an ideal destination for art, history and culture that is slightly off the beaten track. Scotlands third largest city was inspiration for the well known Scottish folk song The Northern Lights of Old Aberdeen which p...

7. "why Do Injuries Occur In Golf?" - By: Sean Cochran
Injuries occur in all athletic events quite frequently, certain sports more so than others. Golf is no different than any other sport. The severity of injuries in golf usually are not as severe as in other sports. The scenario of a 300 lb. defensive lineman slamming into the side of your knee tearin...

8. Sports - Are All Created Equal? - By: Michael Russell
Let's be honest. We don't all view all sports in the same regard. For that matter, some of us view certain sports as jokes and wonder how they can even be called sports at all. While we're not going to try to either shoot down or justify whether or not something is a sport, we are going to explore s...

9. 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 ...

10. Kill Your Opponent Until He's Dead, And Other Lessons From Chess - By: Michael Russell
I played competitive chess in high school, and those games taught me 3 things that have carried me through life and love: first, you must kill your opponent until he's dead; second, don't make a move unless you mean it; and third, mercy is for God, because your opponent has none. Too cy...

11. 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...

12. Why Paintball Is Popular - By: Michael Russell
Paintball is fast becoming one of the most popular games around. It has become an alternative past time from the usual athletic games being played; and it has become one of the most exciting outdoor sports in the world. Anybody can play paintball, regardless of race, sex, age and social status. It i...

13. Baseball - A Quick History Lesson - By: Michael Russell
Baseball has been around for decades, often times recognized as "America's national sport". Historical evidence of baseball indicates that its roots stem from cricket and rounders, both very popular games originating in Great Britain. The baseball we know and love today has gradually dev...

14. Paintball Home Videos - By: Michael Russell
Homemade videos capture a moment in history. They were filmed in black and white more than 40 years ago and they are still used today to capture interesting moments. The person who records them does not have to a professional; but can film a video as long as they know how to use a camera. br ...

15. The Impact Of Golf Specific Exercise - By: Mike Pedersen
Golf specific exercises are part and parcel of the modern day golf game. Yet many people associate golf specific exercises with exercises used in other sports and by other athletes involved in more rigorous sporting activities. For example many golfers look down on golf specif...

16. The Origins Of Basketball - By: Catherine Kenyeres
Do you know the origin of basketball? The origins of the game of basketball can be traced back to a gentleman by the name of Dr. James Naismith. In 1861, Naismith was born in Almonte, Ontario, Canada. During his early school days, Naismith would play a game called duck on a ...

17. Arriving At A Marketing Plan - By: Deborah Henken And Susan Henken
Most people make plans for special events like a weekend away, a party or a vacation. Why, then, are many business people so uncomfortable planning for their products marketing? How do you get beyond thinking of a plan as a four-letter word? Writing a strategic marketing plan is critica...

18. Paintball: A Sport For Everyone - By: Michael Russell
Paintball is one of the most popular outdoor participation sports around. The good thing about paintball is that everyone or anyone can play. There are no special requirements needed. Players can partake of the thrill paintball brings, regardless of race, age, gender and social status. The only requ...

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