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ALL SPORTS ARE GAMES! ALL GAMES ARE NOT SPORTS!
From backgammon to the 3,000 year old Royal Game of Ur., from Oriental kite contests to the universal tit-tat-toe and baseball, games have been, and are played throughout every culture and society known to man.
Where is the line drawn...
Easy To Implement Golf Improvement Techniques
Golf improvement techniques abound. This article will cover some golf improvement techniques that may help your game. Golf improvement techniques #1: Learn how to play the game whether you are relaxed or not. You do not need to be relaxed to play...
Golf Strength Training Is The Missing Link To A Great Game
Golf strength training is the quickest way to add yards to your drives and eliminate back pain forever. The golf swing puts a tremendous amount of stress on the body, especially the lower back. Implementing a golf strength training program will...
Golfing Where Dinosaurs Roamed
Golfing where dinosaurs once roamed? Not many golf courses can boast a claim like that, at least not many championship courses.
Squaw Valley Golf Course is built upon ground inhabited by dinosaurs millions of years ago and is located in...
The Secret of Golf
Yes, there truly is a "secret" of golf. Good players
know it, and use it almost subconsciously. The Golfing
Machine describes this "secret" as "Lag".
"It is simple, elusive, indispensable, without substitute or
compensation and always...
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Forget Exercise - Go Play
Can't seem to get the energy or motivation to exercise? Forget exercise - go play.
For most of us exercise is a chore. So many people hate to exercise, or just can't get motivated to start an exercise program. If you are one of those, forget about exercise, go play.
Make it a point to play everyday. Find a partner. Go golfing, swimming, shoot baskets, tennis, volleyball, play catch, any kind of sport that gets you moving. Every day. You may need a different partner each day - find one.
Get on your bicycles and go siteseeing. Get with a partner or group and go horseback riding. Go to the parks and explore the trails. Play volleyball, badminton, anything to become active. Remember to start slow and work your way up to playing an hour or two each day.
Set a schedule for each activity one day each week. Pre-arrange with a partner to play every day,
make each one a weekly event. You will need anything from one to seven partners to keep active all week.
Go to your Parks Department, see if they would be interested in starting a playday program for different age groups, or however they might want to do something for their public. Many already have activities for the kids - how about the adults.
Go to the local newspaper. Would their Sports Editor be interested in getting the public involved?
You may use this article in anyway appropriate. All I ask is that you use it in its entirety, including my information.
About the Author
by Don Stuart: Don is publishing articles on his website to help people start changing their habits to become slender and fit. Visit his website at www.Dieting Sucks Online.com
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