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Sports to Try for Swimming Enthusiasts
Swimming is, in and of itself, a sport that provides cardiovascular and aerobic exercise. It helps strengthen and tone muscles. Those with arthritis can enjoy exercise without a worsening of their symptoms by participating in water aerobics. Swimming is even known to improve mood. But for those who want a bit more from their water workouts, there are a variety of water sports to participate in. Whether solo, cooperative in groups, or competitive, these water sports are challenging and rewarding.
By Craig Middleton6 years ago in Unbalanced
Why, for Me, The Rogers Cup Isn't About Tennis
It happens every year in August. The world’s best tennis players descend in Toronto and Montreal for eight days of amazing competition. Alternating year to year, men's and women’s tournaments are held consecutively in Toronto and Montreal.
By Gayla Ber6 years ago in Unbalanced
Dragon Boat Community
What is Dragon Boat? So many people ask me what is Dragon Boat when I tell them that is what I do in my spare time. So what is Dragon Boat? It is an old ritual that originated from China which has currently become a sport. It takes 20 paddlers to move a longboat with a steersman and caller.
By Jennifer B6 years ago in Unbalanced
Turn Pregame Bores into a Party
Finding a way to connect with friends and relieve some stress can create lasting memories. Going to a professional game or attending a concert can be a great way to pass the time with people you love. For many of those who attend these events, the act of tailgating in the parking lot of the venue can create just as large of a bonding moment that far surpasses any exhilarating show or game. With the practice of tailgating being almost as popular as the event spectators have come to see, getting ready for a tailgate party does not have to be a daunting task. Just remember to ensure these five items are loaded into your mid-sized truck, and you are all set to get the party underway.
By Craig Middleton6 years ago in Unbalanced
A Few Tips for New Snowboarders Trying It out for the First Time
Summer is almost over, so what does that mean for those of us who love to hit the slopes? It means that winter will be here soon and now is the perfect time to think about snowboarding. Snowboarding, like all winter sports, attracts more newcomers each season. Those of you thinking about trying the best winter sport for the first time can always use some tips from those of us who have been down the mountain a few times before.
By Craig Middleton6 years ago in Unbalanced
Youth Sports
I was naturally an athletic kid and I wanted to try many different sports. When I was younger I played softball, soccer, gymnastics, horse back riding, and eventually I settled on volleyball. Many people laugh when I decided on volleyball because of my height. However, the back row was created for a reason. Of course I was never going to be a middle blocker and I was not upset by that.
By Marissa Hall6 years ago in Unbalanced
The Ungiven Gift. Top Story - July 2019.
He was pencil thin and walked with a limp. A thirteen year-old boy with huge yearning eyes, who was always an unlucky patient on the children's floor of the hospital, where my youngest daughter was all too often incarcerated. Curtis had sickle cell anemia, an incurable, painful, and terminal disease that plagues young people of African descent.
By Rick Beneteau6 years ago in Unbalanced
Why Tennis Is One of the Most Revered Sports
Everyone has a favorite sport they enjoy watching with friends and loved ones. Your favorite sport can be basketball, soccer, baseball, football, or countless other sports out there. What makes tennis so unique compared to the other sports is it's very classy and respectable. Tennis has singles and doubles matches that will blow you away.
By Michael Reynoso7 years ago in Unbalanced
Somers and Mahopac Wrestling Family Honors Dennis DiSanto
After 37 years as Wrestling Coach at Somers and Mahopac High School, Dennis DiSanto has taken his final fall. So family, friends, and former wrestlers gathered at Reis Park to raise his hand one final time. Also retiring as Guidance Counselor at Mahopac, DiSanto was surprised by the party and reluctantly took the mic. “I’m all speeched out,” Disanto said in referring to all the addresses he’s recently made. But the emotion that DiSanto was overcome by was what really forced the microphone from his hand.
By Rich Monetti7 years ago in Unbalanced
10 Things We Learned from Djokovic & Federer’s Epic Match
History was made between two of the all-time greats in Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer. At Wimbledon, their match was destined for both men and neither of them disappoint. From start to finish, both Novak and Roger were going head-to-head for five sets in a five hour span.
By Michael Reynoso7 years ago in Unbalanced
Part II : Rye High School Athletes to Remember
Rye Field Hockey Follows the Passion of Its Captain Emma Brinkman Rye's Emma Brinkman does't deem it necessary to hide behind the rugged facade of team captain when it comes to getting clubbed by a field hockey stick. "It hurts a lot," she said. So shedding a tear is fine. This, just as long as they are in step with the passion she brings, and they are ready to proceed in the direction her leadership can take them.
By Rich Monetti7 years ago in Unbalanced
