• Famous Pool Table Enthusiasts

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    Billiards, or commonly referred to as pool, is an indoor sport that has gained fanatics all over the world. As the trend of more and more home owners deciding to purchase a pool table and add it to their own home’s entertainment corner or room shows, pool fans are drunk, extremely aggressive-looking fellows that are always ready to fight and have no sense of manners, or in any case, odor, is an image one can mainly attribute to movie scenes and real decadence-looking bars. But, as pool table fans are indeed increasing in numbers, the idea that these people probably have not been portrayed accurately generates a new interest in pool games and generates a chain reaction.Read more…
  • Caffeine Increases Endurance in Long Races

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    Caffeine increases endurance during long events such as a marathon, triathalon or bicycle race. A study from the University of Birmingham in England shows that caffeine helps the body use more carbohydrates from drinks that you take during exercise (Journal of Applied Physiology, June 2006). Those who took sugared drinks with caffeine were able to absorb and use 26 percent more of the ingested sugar than those who took the same drinks without caffeine.Read more…
  • What You Need To Know About The Top Boating Accessories

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    There are all kinds of different boating accessories out there on the market today and they are all important to your happiness on board your boat. With the right boating accessories your boat can be even more comfortable and homey than your real house, this makes for a great getaway whenever you want to go out on a boating holiday.Did you know that over 70 million people go boating each year, and that the boating accessories industry is a multiple billion dollar industry?Read more…
  • Tropical Storm Ernesto Delivers: Just what the Surfers Ordered!

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    August 31, 2006 - On this Wednesday morning, Tropical Depression Ernesto left the Florida mainland, and like a pent up post pubescent teenager, quickly regained its stamina over the warm Atlantic waters. Ernesto was officially declared Tropical Storm Ernesto around 11 o’clock that night.About the same time, the beaches east of Jacksonville experienced the first band of Ernesto, rapidly moving cumulus clouds accompanied by thunderous booms and bright flashes, winds around 25 mph and brief but torrential downpours.Read more…
  • Whistler Snowmobiling - Master Your Whistler Snowmobile With These Essential Tips

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    The earliest incarnation of snowmobiles date back to 1923, when Carl Eliason of Sayner, Wisconsin hand-built the first model. His invention consisted of a modified Model T Ford, stripped of its tires, and the undercarriage replaced with tracks and skis. His invention proved popular for rural mail delivery.Read more…
  • Why Are Kids So Crazy About Skateboarding?

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    Many people take up skateboarding as a simple means of transportation. It is portable, fairly inexpensive, and faster than walking. Skateboarding goes beyond rolling on the ground, though, as many people have witnessed.Read more…
  • What You Need To Know About Snowboarding Before You Start

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    Having a snowboard doesn't have much point if you are unsure of how to use it. The hardest part is getting started, but once you learn how to started, all it takes is practice. To learn how to get started so that you have something to practice, read on.Read more…
  • How to Be a Good Little League Coach

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    You've probably seen it at the local ball field. A well-meaning, but overzealous parent-coach screaming at a team full of little kids as if the World Series was on the line. On the other field, another team is wandering around looking for directions from their coach who is trying to figure out who's up next.Read more…
  • Shot Gun Shooting Ethics & Etiquette PART 1 - From a South African Perspective

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    Common sense and good manners Ethics are defined as: "The science of morals in human conduct". When it comes to wingshooting, the rules are both moral and pragmatic - they are there for us and our companions safety, and they are there for the benefit of the quarry (an animal, bird or fish that is hunted), the land owner and the sport. They can also change with time and place.Read more…
  • Shot Gun Shooting Ethics & Etiquette Part 2 - From a South African Perspective

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    Know the quarryIf you cannot tell the difference between game birds and other species then you really do not belong in the field. An ethical wingshooter only shoots once he has identified his prey. One can excuse the hunter confused by a partridge and francolin as from a distance they pretty much look the same.Read more…
  • Guiness Record for Balancing Milk Bottle

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    The conditions for breaking a world record are never perfect, but I wish they could sometimes be just a little less imperfect! On the other hand, having to face the added challenges may be a good thing – they compel you to intensify your determination and concentration. I know in my case, at least, the obstacles certainly make my prayers to God considerably more fervent!Read more…
  • Adventures in Skipping

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    There are so many valuable things we can learn from kids, and skipping is definitely one of them. A few months ago, I saw a father and daughter holding hands while crossing Union Turnpike. The little girl was skipping along, the embodiment of the purest joy.Read more…
  • Nowitzki vs Shaq

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    It is one of the sportswriter's favorite tricks before every NBA finals to pick one leading player of each finalist team and call the series a duel between those players. This trick has been always really effective in the promotion of the game and of the NBA. NBA funs have watched a lot of those duels in the past: Bird vs.Read more…
  • Do You Suffer From Knee Pain?

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    Pain in your knee?Sometimes when you have knee pain and you’ve been to see specialists and nothing seems to be the answer, you do wonder whether you’ll end up needing divine intervention. With biomechanics becoming more widely understood, we now know that by sorting out your biomechanics, we can often reduce the need to get down on your knees and pray.Read more…
  • A Practical Guide to Using Horseshoe Studs

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    Horseshoe Studs, Caulks or Calks are metal devices that are screwed or driven into the bottom of your horse's shoes. By protruding from the bottom of the shoe, they can help to provide traction over muddy or deep footing, such as sand, and help your horse jump more confidently.Before using studs, holes are "tapped," or drilled, into both heels, and sometimes the toes, of the horse's shoe.Read more…
  • Darts: Conquering Distractions

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    One of the biggest problems I see with players who shoot most of their darts in a one-board tavern – or at home – is the inability to focus at tournaments when there is so much going on around them. The problem begins for them when tournament officials set the boards up side-by-side, about three feet apart (this distance will vary according to the space available for the tournament area), resembling a “shooting gallery.” When these players are at the line without shooters on either side of them, they’re fine.Read more…
  • Mountain Bike Skills for a Beginner

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    Anyone who knows how to ride a bike can enjoy the exciting sport of mountain biking. It does have some danger though, compared to the average bike ride. That is why it is important to learn some basic sills before you hit the dirt or trails.Read more…
  • How Do You Decide That A Particular Sport Is An Extreme Sport?

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    What are the determining factors in naming a sport extreme? There are many sports considered to be extreme sports today but how did they become to be known as such? Some came from seemingly benign beginnings and have evolved to more dangerous sports.Read more…
  • Changes for the ATP Bring the Promise of a Better Future

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    The ATP already announced some changes that will take place in a number of 2007 men’s tour tournaments. Some of these changes include starting the events on Sundays instead of Mondays, reducing the number of best-of-five-set finals and using round-robin formats. These are the first steps of a proposal to increase tennis' appeal.Read more…
  • Enriched Air Diving

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    There are many misconceptions around enriched air diving. This dive article will provide some facts about enriched air, advantages and disadvantages of diving with enriched air, and equipment used for enriched air diving.Air is a mixture of primarily two gases, approximately 21% oxygen and 79% nitrogen.Read more…

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