Do Dutch Rolls Help Pilots Land Airplanes Better?
The Slow Dutch Roll is a flight training exercise that has significantly shortened the training time needed to learn airplane landings and measurably improved the landing skills of the pilots who practice them. The article tells the reader how to perform
Author: Doug Daniel Submitted: October 11, 2008
All about the Best Football Gear in Today's Era
Furthermore, football stuff collectors are also increasing in number as time passes by. It is somehow very evident that as football aficionados are gaining its population, football stuff collectors are also booming in numbers. Some of the collectors tend
Author: Soophott Lert Submitted: October 11, 2008
Save Energy and Improve your Golf Swing and Golf Round
Do you know how much energy you're wasting and the risk of injury your putting to yourself by carrying a golf bag? If you want to gain a competitive edge and avoid strain and injury read this article.
Author: Ronald Pearce Submitted: October 11, 2008
Dos and Dont's for the Golf Game
Use these Dos and Don'ts to help improve your golf game and stay ahead of the competition.
Author: Ronald Pearce Submitted: October 11, 2008
Strength Traioning for Athletes
Jason Zaretzky explains the importance of Weight training for athletes
Author: Jason Zaretzky Submitted: October 10, 2008
The Principals Of A Consistent Golf Swing
I was recently discussing the golf swing with a physics professor I had met on the golf course. He said there are really only 2 physical principals that impact a consistent golf swing...
Author: John Lynch Submitted: October 10, 2008
Sailing Clubs in the UK
A Yacht Club, or Sailing Club, is a sports club exclusively related to sailing and yachting. Traditionally, a Yacht Club is focused on membership of yacht owners, while a Sailing Club would be membership for smaller boat owners - such as dinghies. Some cl
Author: Simon White Submitted: October 8, 2008
Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome in Runners
Patellafemoral syndrome is the most common running injury of the knee. Here are some simple tips to take the bite out of your knee pain and get you back on the run quickly!
Author: Dr Marybeth Crane Submitted: October 7, 2008
Be a top football coach
Ideas you need on how to become a soccer coach and what kinds of things you'll need to take into account with coaching.
Author: Peter Wakefield Submitted: October 7, 2008
A Christmas party in London
A quick overview of celebrating elebrating Christmas parties in London
Author: Gary Mattoc Submitted: October 4, 2008
Running on Empty?
There are general rules for injury prevention that must be followed to avoid loss of training due to injury. Consistency and gradual incremental increases in overall athletic stressors are the key to any successful training program. Here are 15 simple tip
Author: Dr Marybeth Crane Submitted: October 4, 2008
Sports Hypnotherapy and Sports Improvement
Sports hypnotherapy has a long and honourable history, with hypnosis for sports being used by many top rank athletes and teams. Here, a leading British hypnotherapist talks about the many advantages of sports hypnosis.
Author: Peter James Field Submitted: October 4, 2008
Myrtle Beach Golf Courses & Why Myrtle Beach Is So Popular
No matter whether you are an experienced golfer or a complete novice, you will find the perfect golf course to suit you in Myrtle Beach. Known for its beautiful yet challenging golf courses, Myrtle Beach has been rated the number one golfing destination b
Author: Randy Zlobec Submitted: October 3, 2008
The Mental Game Of Golf And How To Master It
The mental game of golf is rooted in concentration. Concentration is the root of golf mastery.
Author: John Lynch Submitted: October 2, 2008
The Silliness of Major League Baseball's Stupidity with Payroll
Richie Sexson of the woeful Seattle Mariners is simply the latest example of the silliness of Major League Baseball's love affair with high-priced superstars whose production is pathetic. Sexson's lousy 30 RBIs this season have cost the Mariners $290,226
Author: Ed Bagley Submitted: September 30, 2008
Meet the Illinois Fighting Illini - The Most Overrated Team in the AP's Top 25 Poll
Coach Ron Zook's Illinois team took the Big Ten by storm last year, tying with Michigan for the runner-up spot at 6-2, and going 9-3 in the regular season. All of last year's fight and hype moved Illinois into this year's AP Top 25 Poll. Find out why Illi
Author: Ed Bagley Submitted: September 30, 2008
Forbes Touts Alabama's Nick Saban as the Most Powerful Coach in Sports
So who is the most powerful coach in sports today? Nick Saban of Alabama according to Forbes magazine (9-1-08 issue). Forbes wastes no time in anoiting Saban as the best of the best and ahead of the rest when it comes to being the most powerful sports coa
Author: Ed Bagley Submitted: September 30, 2008
Phelps' 8 Gold Medals Could Net Him $100 Million in Future Income
Sports agents that should know decided some time ago that winning a gold medal in the Olympics could be worth $12 million in appearances and endorsements. Michael Phelps' 8 golds at $12 million apiece works out to $96 million in possible income. Phelps' a
Author: Ed Bagley Submitted: September 30, 2008
America's Middle Distance Running Disaster at the 2008 Beijing Olympics
Despite all of the United States' great success in the 2008 Beijing Olympics, there was next to nothing to cheer about its middle distance runners in the track and field competition. If it was not for Shalane Flanagan's third-place finish in the 10,000, t
Author: Ed Bagley Submitted: September 30, 2008
So How Long Has Michael Phelps Been Training to Be a Champion?
Stories about teenage phenoms winning gold medals and setting world records at world-class swimming competitions are legion. The list is long and you can add Michael Phelps' name to the list. Find out what Phelps had to do, and how he did it to get where
Author: Ed Bagley Submitted: September 30, 2008
Michael Phelps' 2008 Olympic Legacy: 8 Gold Medal Victories, 7 World Records
Is there anyone who watched the Beijing Olympics on television who does not already know that Michael Phelps won 8 gold medals, setting 7 world records and 1 Olympic record in the 8-day swimming competition? Get all the facts, records and race information
Author: Ed Bagley Submitted: September 30, 2008
How I Learned To Play Scratch Golf
I had been sitting at bogey golf (18 handicap) for years. I was in a rut and no matter how hard I practiced the game of golf I could not get any better...
Author: John Lynch Submitted: September 30, 2008
Which Small Trimaran Do You Want?
What are the questions you need to ask before deciding what small trimaran you'd like to buy? This article discusses boat prices, function, and what you're willing to do in order to obtain the ideal trimaran sailboat.
Author: Joe Farinaccio Submitted: September 29, 2008
A Big Yacht Sailor Designs a Great Small Trimaran
A short introduction to the Discovery 20 small trimaran. It turns out this boat isn't just fast, but comfortable to ride in too. This will make it an ideal "day sailing" trimaran for many sailors.
Author: Joe Farinaccio Submitted: September 29, 2008
Hosting A Successful Golf Tournament Fundraiser
This article goes over 18 steps to follow to help ensure you have a successful golf tournament fundraiser.
Author: Kevin Kirkpatrick Submitted: September 29, 2008
Find a new hobby
Showing how taking up glass blowing as a completely different kind of hobby can be creative, amazing and productive.
Author: Peter Wakefield Submitted: September 28, 2008
Take up a new hobby and make your own glass artwork
A brief outline of glass blowing as a hobby which people may want to participate in. Pointing out the ways you can make your own unique works of art and how to find out how to blow glass.
Author: Peter Wakefield Submitted: September 28, 2008
Playing And Landing Your Fish (Part Seven - Snags And Boats)
A few techniques for playing and landing fish from boats.
Author: Chris Haycock Submitted: September 27, 2008
How To Play And Land Your Fish (Part Six - The Rod)
Hints and tips on rod tactics when playing fish.
Author: Chris Haycock Submitted: September 26, 2008
Jeet Kune Do - "The Style Of No Style"
An article describing jeet kune do.
Author: Allen Owen Submitted: September 25, 2008
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