402 results found for "Sports"

  • Catcher's Equipment Buying Guide
    Catcher's Equipment Buying Guide

    To be the catcher, you need to have the right equipment that will protect you from foul balls, home plate collisions and the day-t

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  • Fundamental Offseason Baseball Drills
    Fundamental Offseason Baseball Drills

    Just because baseball season is over doesn't mean you have to put off practicing until spring. Instead, use the winter as an oppor

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  • Cheerleading: The Most Dangerous Sport
    Cheerleading: The Most Dangerous Sport

    When you think of sports injuries, full contact sports like football probably come to mind. However, one of the most dangerous spo

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  • The Importance of Muscle Memory in Soccer
    The Importance of Muscle Memory in Soccer

    Since many athletes start playing soccer at such a young age, it’s important for parents and coaches to make sure players learn th

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  • The Cost of Playing Lacrosse
    The Cost of Playing Lacrosse

    If your child is interested in becoming a laxer, you may be wondering what it will cost you. Here are some of the basics.

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  • How to Break in a Baseball Glove
    How to Break in a Baseball Glove

    Anyone who’s played more than a year or two of ball can attest to the fact that gloves need to be broken in to perform to their fu

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  • What to Look for in a Gymnastics Program
    What to Look for in a Gymnastics Program

    From certified coaches to properly maintained equipment, make sure you’re asking the right questions when looking for a gymnastics

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  • 4 DIY Softball Bows
    4 DIY Softball Bows

    Help your little slugger show their personality and team spirit with one of these softball hairstyles.

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  • The Importance of Grip—Bat Wraps and Gloves
    The Importance of Grip—Bat Wraps and Gloves

    Wrapping a bat is a relatively easy process that anyone can complete. Read more to ensure you have the ultimate grip.

  • Three and Go! Lacrosse Drill
    Three and Go! Lacrosse Drill

    We love fast-paced drills that more often than not have a fun transition element, and this is one of our favorites. We call it "Th

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