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  • 3 Reasons To Choose A Longboard Over A Skateboard

    Skateboarding has been a recognized sport for many decades. A longboard is essentially a longer version of the classic skateboard (also referred to less commonly as a 'shortboard') and is ridden much in the same way. Originated in the late 40s or early 50s by surfers who wanted a similar sport they could enjoy on land, skateboarding, and longboarding in particular, continues to rise in popularity among fans. If you are unsure whether you want a longboard or a skateboard for your enjoyment, consider these 3 reasons to go with a longboard instead.
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  • Ready To Train For Your First Triathlon? Know What You Need

    If you are ready to train for a triathlon and you aren't sure how you're going to train or where you will train, there are some things you have to take into consideration. You have to make sure you that you are training on your bike and in the water, on top of your regular running and cross training routine. Here are a few things you'll have to look into after you start downloading workouts online, and getting your schedule or your training.
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  • Mountain (Biking) Man: Gearing Up For A Top-Notch Trail Ride

    It's not just the kids who are shredding it on the trails these days. Big guys do it, too. You'll get just as much exercise as if you were working out on a stationary rowing machine or doing circuit training. It will, however, be a whole lot more fun. Half an hour of mountain bike riding burns up 377 calories if your weight is upward of 185 pounds. Even better, you'll breathe fresh air and see awesome sights while you're doing it.
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  • Choosing The Right Type Of Bicycle For Your Needs

    When you decide that you want to purchase a bicycle, you may think that the only choices that you need to make are what color and maybe what height of bike you need. Many people who are not seasoned bike riders are under the impression that bicycles are all functionally the same and that differences are primarily stylistic in nature. However, there are numerous types of bikes that are each designed to meet different needs and to function differently.
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  • How To Give Experiences As Christmas Gifts

    It is definitely a lot of fun to walk into a room to find brightly colored packages for the family to open on Christmas Eve or Christmas morning. Have you ever thought, though, that your family already owns so much stuff that you're having a hard time buying more of it? If so, consider giving experiences as a greater part of your gifts this Christmas. The fun for you is on getting to select the experience and in knowing how to present it.
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  • 3 Things You Need To Play Badminton

    An aerobic sport like badminton gives you multiple health benefits. According to Cross Sports, you can achieve optimal health benefits by playing 30 minutes of badminton a day. This sport requires that you are fast and agile. If you want to succeed, then you need the right equipment and techniques. Here are three things you need to play badminton. Shoes A good pair of badminton shoes are essential for moving efficiently and freely on the court.
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  • 3 Ways The Beginning Runner Can Improve Their Speed

    If you are a beginning runner who has just completed your first 5K, half, or full marathon, you may be looking to get faster on your next go-around. Here are three ways to decrease your times. 1. Opt for Strength Training Over An Expensive Shoe You may have been bombarded in the past by salespeople trying to sell you a specific brand of shoe according to your gait and natural pronation.
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  • Need A New Pair Of Golfing Shoes? Choose From Spiked Or Spikeless

    At one time if you were in need of a pair of golf shoes, your choices were spiked, or spiked. In today's market the spikeless shoe is gaining favor. The following are descriptions and some insight into the pros and cons of both types of shoes. Spiked Golf Shoes – Historic Pick Spiked golf shoes provide better traction on the golf course, especially while taking that all important golf swing. Once only available in a basic lace-up with metal spikes, now these shoes are made in a number of styles and offer plastic spikes as an alternative.
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  • Beginner's Golf: 3 Tips To Look Like You Know What You're Doing

    Many beginning golfers are intimidated by the game, especially when they're playing busy courses. No one wants to look like an absolute newbie. If you follow these 3 tips, you'll look and feel more at home on the course: Don't be afraid to play the forward tees. When you're learning the game of golf, you won't have as much control over the ball's trajectory as you might wish. If you don't have the stuff to send your balls flying accurately for long distances, you need to bite the bullet and play off the more forward tees.
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