Links To Soccer Coaching Websites Play Hard, Play Smart An online magazine about youth soccer; Positive Coaching If you re looking for a specific drill, then please ask the list. http://www.decatursports.com/links/coachinglinks.htm
Extractions: http://www.decatursports.com/drills.htm and please add it as a link on your website for your coaches. It's the largest free library of drills, tips and articles for soccer coaches. Both the NSCAA and Forbes magazine have recognized it as one of the best websites in the world for soccer coaches. Thanks again. Ken Gamble This site was last updated on Sunday, June 12, 2005 Soccer Websites SoccerCoaching.Net Gary Rue's Exercises of the Day Soccer-Coach-L Coach's Manual Bruce Brownlee.com ... 4 Skills.com - Virtual Soccer Training - Director Kamal de Gregory, 1-866-460-3569 or 321-206-6675 2 Touch Soccer Soccer Coaching Drills - Drills, drills and more drills. Grouped by type (goalie, attacking, etc.). Many pulled from the Soccer-Coach-L mailing list. All clickable so that you can easily print out any that you find to be of interest.
MPHS Defensemen's Camp Page We briefly review basic hockey skills, but spend a majority of the time on All players, including forwards, should attend this camp to become better, http://www.mp-hockeyschools.com/dcamp.htm
Extractions: Camp Overview The skills and strategies of playing defense are the focus of this comprehensive camp. All situations and tactical discussions are examined from a defenseman's point of view. We briefly review basic hockey skills, but spend a majority of the time on more defenseman-specific skills such as body checks, breakout options, power-play skills, and shooting, to name just a few. All players, including forwards, should attend this camp to become better, more well-rounded hockey players. Dates: Aug. 8 - Aug. 19 (Mon. - Fri.) Session I: 6:00 - 8:00 PM (Squirt/Peewee) Session II: 8:15 - 10:15 PM (Bantam/Midget) Cost: $335.00 (10 days, 2 hours per day) Credit card users please add $14.00 ($349.00) Please note that if you wish to attend only one week, the cost is $200.00 Credit card users please add $8.00 ($208.00)
Staff Bios Matt played football and was captain of the wrestling team. Matt graduated in1988 and decided to attend college and play football at Eastern Michigan http://www.oxfordphysicaltherapy.com/pages/bios.html
Extractions: Peter S. Zulia Kenneth R. Rusche Gina Ellis Daniel R. Brauning ... Sean Young Oxford Physical Therapy Staff When seen at OPT you can expect friendly, professional, one-on-one attention from our knowledgeable front office staff, board certified physical therapists, physical therapist assistants, and nationally certified athletic trainers. With extensive experience in general orthopaedic rehabilitation, sports medicine, industrial on-site physical therapy, and aquatic therapy, the OPT staff is a valuable resource in helping you achieve your goals. Our clinical expertise is sharpened by regular continuing education, and sharing of information through practical intervention. This ensures an effective, progressive approach to rehabilitation and the best possible care for you. We are proud of the staff assembled at OPT. We feel they represent the finest in caring professionals, and are committed to your wellness. Peter S. Zulia, P.T., S.C.S., A.T., C.
Access Magazine Selfdescribed as the best in card games and playing card information, The Start with up-to-the-minute news and move seamlessly to specific sports, http://www.migraines.org/about_media/access3.htm
Extractions: The Best of '99 Cover Story By Access Staff Dec. 26, 1999-Jan. 1, 2000 We've had a busy year at Access Internet Magazine. Poring through thousands upon thousands of sites to bring you the best takes time, weêve learned. In all, 1,800 sites earned a coveted place under our "worth the trip" banner in 1999. Based on its content, design and composition, each site earned a two-, three- or four-star rating. Here are updated reviews of 209 of our favorite four-star sites broken down into the following categories: Education Health Lifestyles Reference ... Click here to jump to the review of the MAGNUM website THE AMERICAN MUSEUM OF PHOTOGRAPHY www.photographymuseum.com This online museum has large, quick-loading images and a clean design. There's interesting text for each exhibit. Resources include a research center, museum shop and photo preservation tips. ANTIQUE ALLEY www.bmark.com/aa
Let's Not Rush On A New Arena A pro sports team wants a new place to play, so it threatens to leave Pittsburgh . Mellon Arena is the oldest one in the National hockey League, http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/05170/523993.stm
Extractions: You know the drill. A pro sports team wants a new place to play, so it threatens to leave Pittsburgh. The Penguins are bringing in a new California owner, so some zest has been added to the threat. Local sports commentators have rallied around the Penguins' desire for a new arena, with precious few questions asked, but then the argument is more alluring than most. The idea is to award the Penguins ownership group the license to a slots parlor. Then a new arena could be built with the lost change of countless losers, rather than tax money. When I pressed Penguins vice president of communications Tom McMillan to find out whether gambling profits could pay the full cost of a new arena, he deftly iced the puck. "Until we're ready to unveil the whole plan, we will not comment on specific details,'' he said. Let's hope the plan is as good as some say. A good plan would allow the state to play competing casino bids off against one another in the same way that professional sports franchises flirt with competing cities. If I'm the chief Pennsylvania Honcho in Charge of Deciding Who Gets to Drain Our Saps of Their Cash, I'm saying to every casino operator: The Penguins are offering to build Pittsburgh a new arena. Top that.
Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas | WFAA.com | SportsDay Weekend Best hockey players go on lengthy scoring slumps. One study concluded that aspecific psychological state accompanies a hot hand. http://www.wfaa.com/sharedcontent/dws/spt/misc/weekend/stories/050805dngolfstrea
Extractions: 07:39 PM CDT on Sunday, May 8, 2005 By BILL NICHOLS / The Dallas Morning News Ralph Guldahl was born the same year (1912) as Byron Nelson, Ben Hogan and Sam Snead, and he rose to the top quicker than any of them. He became the game's preeminent player over a stretch from 1936 to 1940. He finished first or second 37 times. His 16 victories included consecutive U.S. Opens, a Masters and three straight Western Opens. He went undefeated in the 1937 Ryder Cup. But the tour's biggest winner lost it. Guldahl's game mysteriously vanished.In 1945, he was selling insurance while Nelson was winning 18 events, including 11 straight. Golf's worst slump had been replaced by its greatest streak. Golf Nelson/Colonial Preview
