Archive for April, 2006

Cole Hamels

Sports Facts and Tips: 10. In bowling, three strikes in a row was called a turkey. The term originated in the 1800s when at holiday time, the first member of a team to score three strikes in a row won a free turkey. View more for photos and videos clips. Please rate and comments.
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Clayton Kershaw

Sports Facts and Tips: 1.Golf is the only sport to have been ‘played’ on the moon – on 6 February 1971 Alan Shepard hit a golf ball. View more for photos and videos clips. Please rate and comments.
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Cicinho

Sports Facts and Tips: You’ve probably heard your coach or parents say, “It’s all fun and games until someone loses an eye.” Well that phrase comes from Ancient Rome. The only rule during Roman wrestling matches was, “No eye gouging.” Biting, kicking and scratching were allowed but the only way to be disqualified was to poke someone’s eye out. View more for photos and videos clips. Please rate and comments.
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Christoph Metzelder

Sports Facts and Tips: You might think a yo-yo is just a fun toy. But it started out as a weapon in the Philippine Islands in the 16th century. It weighed four pounds and had a 20 foot cord. It was introduced to the United States as a toy in 1929. View more for photos and videos clips. Please rate and comments.
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Christijan Albers

Sports Facts and Tips: When you sweat, you lose water, which must be replaced. Drink fluids before, during, and after workouts. View more for photos and videos clips. Please rate and comments.
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Christian Peters

Sports Facts and Tips: Water is the most important nutrient for active people. View more for photos and videos clips. Please rate and comments.
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Christian Klien

Sports Facts and Tips: Water is a fine choice for most workouts. However; during continuous workouts of greater than 90 minutes, your body may benefit from a sports drink. View more for photos and videos clips. Please rate and comments.
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Chris Williams

Sports Facts and Tips: Volleyball was invented by William George Morgan of Holyoke, Massachusetts in 1895. View more for photos and videos clips. Please rate and comments.
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Chris Webber

Sports Facts and Tips: Until 1859, the umpire sat behind home plate in a padded rocking chair. View more for photos and videos clips. Please rate and comments.
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Chris Hope

Sports Facts and Tips: Track athletes are most likely to break records later in the day, when their body temperatures are highest. View more for photos and videos clips. Please rate and comments.
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