… by Kevin Allen of the USA TODAY, is about the Montreal Canadians hockey team being sold to a U.S. businessman. George Gillett, the businessman who has currently bought the Montreal Canadians, is former owner of the Harlem Globetrotters. The first…

… rope rescue are very exhilarating sources of entertainment and rescue while at the same time extremely complicated. This brief history of the long and ever adapting history of rope climbing and rescue is very interesting. The following article will…

… sports, performance enhancing substances like anabolic steroids, creatine, and androstenedione are not uncommon. Some say this is an outrage and there is no way that these drugs should be allowed in sp ts at all. Others say that they should be allowed…

… that many collegiate athletes are involved in gambling situations. It’s hard on the athletes too, because they’re not getting paid to play the game so it’s hard to resist thousands of dollars to only win by a few, in cases on point shaving. When…

… parents bought you a brand new Mustang. You're cruising on the street at approximately 25 miles per hour. So maybe you're not breaking the speed limit, but everyone's staring. You feel the light breeze through your hair. Then you're in the air, 12…

… thing that comes to mind is basketball, The Chicago Bulls and Nike shoes. Through the years, Michael Jordan has proved time and time again that he is the greatest basketball player ever, and by performing in this rapidly expanding sporting field, he…

… for all women in the world. I picked her because I think she’s awesome. She had many achievements while growing up and had friends and family that supported her and helped her get through the difficulties in life. Before we get to the important facts,…

… training program in sports. Goal setting is one particular aspect of a psychological skills training program. Often people brush this aside and do not pay the attention to it that is necessary. The first step in goal setting is to set short term goals…

… a sport so frivolously put its talent in harm’s way? Is there a need for hockey’s top offensive players to skate with bull’s eyes on their backs? (Smith 1) Isn’t the NHL tired of sitting vigil in the hospital as doctors measure the diminishing brain…

… in today's job market is likely to encounter many problems and obstacles along the way. The need for higher education greatly affects the prospect for the athletic trainer with only the baccalaureate degree. Those with this degree are better…