81. CNN.com - Dance, Billiards Or Boules -- What Next For The Olympics? - September Ballroom dancing could become an olympic sport in the year 2004 InternationalRacquetball Federation Confederation Mondiale des sports de Boules http://archives.cnn.com/2000/WORLD/europe/09/21/olympics.newsports/

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82. Googlism : What Is Handball handball is an olympic sport handball is confined almost exclusively to schoolsport where we enjoy a handball is smaller and harder than a racquetball http://www.googlism.com/what_is/h/handball/

Googlism.com will find out what Google.com thinks of you, your friends or anything! Search for your name here or for a good laugh check out some of the popular Googlisms below. "Its like a zany-madcap humour generator" - Waldopepper, FilePile Who What Where When Who is What is Where is When is handball handball is bouncing back by handball is a directory with links to handball is played handball is cooking handball is still alive handball is cool handball is bouncing back handball is an extremely fast hybrid of soccer handball is the sport for goals usa and russia battle it out in atlanta handball has many similarities with handball is the sport for goals handball is most popular throughout the countries of europe handball is played in the following countries handball is a popular handball is 3 handball is an official sport of the deaflympics and the special olympics world games handball is cooking? membership / future / accomplishments / profiles / sponsor handball is out for me handball is in the process of moving to a new office building in colorado springs handball is pleased to offer a full array of official licensed merchandise for immediate purchase handball is like squash without the rackets handball is included in the gaa charter as one of the sports to be promoted by the new association handball is a game similar to racquetball handball is a world and an olympic handball is in our hands handball is the name of two different sports handball is supported handball is a game in which a ball is hit with the hand against a wall alternately by opposing players

83. St. Louis, MO - St. Louis Sports History St. Louis has a storied sports history. Among the notable highlights. In 1904, St.Louis was the site of the third olympic games of modern times and the http://www.explorestlouis.com/uniquelystl/sportsHistory.asp?PageType=4

84. Physical Education If it s about sports and it s on the Internet, you will most likely find it here An indispensable collection of olympic resources, this site is nicely http://www.educationindex.com/physed/

Physical Education A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z AYSO Online The American Youth Soccer Organization offers lots of information for the soccer player and coach. You'll find coach and referree information, MLS Camps information, and even free software to download "which will help you better manage your team." Amateur Softball Association If you are interested in softball, this site is for you.. You can find out how to register your team, become a certified ASA umpire, and locate the local ASA representatives. America's Sports Headquarters This site has links to everything from spectator sports to outdoor adventures to recreational sports. If it's about sports and it's on the Internet, you will most likely find it here, and organized in a very useful manner. Archery With instruction, history, and listings of archery literature, this site offers quite a bit about the sport of archery. The Archery Corner This site presents the Guide to Shooting with a Bow, in English and Italian. Australian Sport WWW If you're looking for information about sports in Australia, this is where you'll find it. Learn about organizations at a national, state, and local level, as well as information about Australia in the Olympics and the Commonwealth Games. You can find out about specific sports played in Australia (there are lots of them!), and the site is still being developed.

85. Facilities: U-M Department Of Recreational Sports If you want to catch a workout and then play some racquetball, basketball, Contact the UM Athletic Department for information on summer sports camps. http://www.recsports.umich.edu/facilities/ncrb.html

Facilities and Schedules About Our Facilities Building Hours Pool Hours Business Office Hours ... Runner's Maps (PDF File) Spring/Summer 2005 Drop-In Schedule (PDF File) Fall 2005 Drop-In Schedule (Effective 6 September 2005; PDF File) Rentals and Reservations North Campus Recreation Building (NCRB) 2375 Hubbard Rd Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2375 Campus Map Located at the corner of Hubbard Road and Murfin Avenue, the North Campus Recreation Building (1976) houses everything you need in a fitness facility including free weights, selectorized machines, and cardiovascular training machines. If you want to catch a workout and then play some racquetball, basketball, volleyball, or badminton, then NCRB's the right choice for you. Facilities Programs housed in NCRB Rentals Building amenities Gym (2 basketball courts) Four racquetball/handball courts Wallyball court Squash court Indoor 25-yard swimming pool (6 lanes) Heavy weight room Weight and cardio rooms Indoor running track (1/10th mile) Locker, sauna and shower facilities

86. Bowling Digest: Global Considerations - International Future Of Bowling Discusse Achieving olympic sport status is very important, but it is not our first priority Perhaps, alphabetically, karate, racquetball, roller skating, squash, http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0FCK/is_4_18/ai_65229526

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87. EnableLink: Article: Integration Battle Heats Up At CommonWealth Games Disabled sport made its olympic debut at the 1984 Winter Games in Sarajevo,Yugoslavia, The Canadian racquetball Association, a leader in integration, http://enablelink.org/include/article.php?pid=&cid=&subid=&aid=882

88. Racquetball (from Racket Sports) --  Britannica Student Encyclopedia racquetball (from racket sports) originated in the United States in the 1950sand soon became one of the country s favorite sports. http://www.britannica.com/ebi/article-207048?ct=

89. Ektelon® Signs Historical Agreement With The International Racquetball Federati “racquetball is the best sport on the planet and we at Ektelon want to do everything 31 of its member Federations are members of their National olympic http://www.ektelon.com/news_events/press/press_release.asp?iCategoryID=25&iDocTy

90. Recreational Sports Facility (RSF) - Recreational Sports Facility The Recreational sports Facility (RSF) is the University s largest, Swim inan olympicsized swimming pool, play volleyball, badminton or indoor soccer http://calbears.berkeley.edu/facilities/rsf/default.asp

RSF Rec Areas **Homepages/Events/Summaries** Student Membership Signups Upcoming Events! News Classes/Clubs/Sports - A to Z Facilities Summary Fitness/Programs Summary Membership Summary Sports Summary CalFIT Group Exercise Cal Massage Therapy TM Cal Rec Club (CRC) TM Cal STAR TM CalFIT TM Health and Fitness Intramural Sports Personal Fitness Training Pool Hours Recreational Sports Facility (RSF) Sport Clubs Student Membership Signup Recreational Sports Facility (RSF) Frequently Asked Questions Interesting RSF Details 100,000 sq. feet of activity space Olympic-sized swimming pool 8,500 sq. foot weight room Over 80 cardiovascular machines Three multi-use gyms Six squash, seven racquetball/handball courts CalFIT Group Exercise Martial Arts Instructional Fitness Classes Services include Cal Massage Therapy TM Personal Fitness Training , and the Cal STAR TM program Membership programs available! Maps/Floorplans The RSF has emanated all that is great about sports on a non-NCAA/club level Other features include: Guest Services Counter - Equipment Checkout, Court Reservations, and more! Haas Recreation Locker Rooms The Recreational Sports Facility (RSF) is the University's largest, most complete fitness center with over 100,000 square feet of activity space. (

91. European Racquetball Federation Home of the European racquetball Federation. The sport now has 8 millionplayers in the United States, 9 million worldwide, played in 91 nations, http://www.european-racquetball.org/old_version/racquetball/history.htm

Our daily news partner Joe Sobek by Infoplease.com Joe Sobek by Steve Wendell Almost a half-century ago, Joe Sobek, frustrated that he could not find an indoor racquet sport he liked, designed a new racquet, found a ball of the right size and spring, and invented racquetball. The sport now has 8 million players in the United States, 9 million worldwide, played in 91 nations, with a World professional tour . It is part of the quadrennial Pan American Games , and the international federation is trying to have it added to the 2004 Olympics in Athens. It was an office job at a rubber manufacturing plant that led to the start of racquetball in 1950. Sobek was such a good squash racquets player that he had trouble finding opponents. He rejected

92. HickokSports.com - History - Pan American Games The Pan American Games are patterned after the Olympics in many respects. However, there have been more sports in the Pan American Games. http://www.hickoksports.com/history/panamgames.shtml

Sports History Alpha Index Index by Sport History Bits Forum ... Search Pan American Games Table of Contents History Host Cities Member Countries Medals by Country ... Other Resources History During the 1932 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, representatives of several Latin-American countries proposed a kind of regional Olympics for all of the Americas. The Central American Games were already in existence, having been hosted by Mexico in 1926 and by Cuba in 1930. In 1938, the Central American Games expanded in scope, becoming the Central American and Caribbean Games, and the idea of international sports competition also embracing North America was revived after being on hold for six years. As a result, the Pan American Sports Congress was founded at Buenos Aires, Argentina, in August of 1940 and delegates agreed that Buenos Aires should host the first Pan American Games in 1942. That didn't happen because of World War II, but the Pan American Sports Congress met again during the 1948 Olympics in London and revived the idea. Buenos Aires finally hosted the first Pan American Games, which opened on February 25, 1951. The 21 countries that took part were represented by 2,513 athletes competing in 18 sports. The organizing body was renamed the Pan American Sports Organization (PASO) in 1955, when the games were held in Mexico City. Canada competed for the first time, bringing the total number of countries to 22. There are currently 42 countries from North, South, and Central America and the Caribbean in PASO, which is headquartered in Mexico City. More than 5,000 athletes have participated at each Pan American Games since 1995.

93. UCP: National Senior Games – Senior Olympics UCP’s sports and Leisure Channel is designed for people with disabilities who are sports Team Games. National Senior Games – Senior Olympics http://www.ucp.org/ucp_channeldoc.cfm/1/15/61/61-61/3284

Skip Navigation Education Employment Housing ... Travel UCP’s Sports and Leisure Channel is designed for people with disabilities who are interested in sports and other leisure activities and proposes creative ideas for inclusive community recreation programs, including outdoor adventure activities for people with disabilities. Therapeutic Hobbies Camps Advocacy UCP Services ... Discussion Group Donate: Make your donation! Learn About United Cerebral Palsy: About UCP 2005 Annual Conference Corporate Sponsors Public Policy ... UCP Newsletters Research: Program Overview Clinical Trials Grants Research Fact Sheets ... Research Status Reports Helpful Links: News Speak Out Calendar Feedback ... Web Site Accessibility September 25, 2005 UCP AffNet Entrance [password required] Go back to top National Senior Games – Senior Olympics The National Senior Games Association (NSGA) was developed in 1985 with a vision of promoting a healthy lifestyle for seniors through education, fitness, and sports. The NSGA initially had its headquarters in St. Louis, MO but is now located in Baton Rouge, LA. This is a not-for-profit organization with a volunteer board of directors and a full-time staff of 12. The NSGA is a community-based member of the United States Olympic Committee and serves as one of the USOC’s official arms to the senior population.

94. Googlism What Is Racquetball googlism for racquetball. racquetball is anaerobic racquetball is somethingof a cult sport in england and the uk racquetball is still very much a http://www.googlism.com/what_is/r/racquetball/

Googlism.com will find out what Google.com thinks of you, your friends or anything! Search for your name here or for a good laugh check out some of the popular Googlisms below. "Haven't had such a laugh in ages, brilliant tool, amazing results - and poetry isn't dead after all" - Gail D'Almaine (via email) Who What Where When Who is What is Where is When is racquetball racquetball is today racquetball is a competitive sport in which the racquet racquetball is the easiest of the racquet sports racquetball is a fast racquetball is today" racquetball is a competitive sport in which the racquet is used to serve and return the ball racquetball is a game defined by extreme speed in a small area racquetball is a racquet sport usually played indoors in an enclosed court racquetball is amongst the most mentally demanding of sports racquetball is open to the public and offers nine indoor courts racquetball is anaerobic racquetball is something of a 'cult' sport in england and the uk racquetball is still very much a 'cult' sport in england and mainland britain racquetball is an aerobic sport in which the typical players runs approximately one mile during a 15 racquetball is now featured in the us olympic festival racquetball is a game played by two racquetball is played to 21 or 15 points racquetball is the greatest sport in the world racquetball is a personal site which aims to tell you all about racquetballing in alaska racquetball is placed directly on top of the basketball and both are dropped simultaneously

95. Canadian Wheelchair Sport Links - From The CWSA racquetball Canada, Canada s governing body for the sport of racquetball. The role of racquetball Canada is to promote racquetball as a sport and a http://www.cwsa.ca/cwsalinks.html

Links to Related Sites The Canadian Wheelchair Sports Association is only one of many organizations serving athletes with a disability. Provincially, CWSA's member organizations recruit and support chair athletes. Many sports once covered by CWSA are now administered by the appropriate national-level, able-bodied sports organizations. The following organizations are involved in delivering sport programs to athletes with a disability. Links have been included for those with active web sites. Where an organization does not have a web site, we have provided a link to its parent organization, or to off-line contact information. NAME MULTI-SPORT ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION Sport Canada Sport Canada is a branch of the Canadian Identity Sector within the federal Department of Canadian Heritage. It's mission is to: "support the achievement of high performance excellence and the development of the Canadian sport system to strengthen the unique contribution that sport makes to Canadian identity, culture and society." British Columbia Wheelchair Sports Association The governing body for wheelchair sports in British Columbia.

96. Clackamas Review :: Knoth USJRA Male Athlete Of The Year “The goal is to get more and more countries involved, so racquetball becomes anOlympic sport,” said Annette Knoff. Taylor Knoff has a lot going for him in http://www.clackamasreview.com/article/7874

email@commnewspapers.com Submit News Home Page Local Headlines ... Classifieds Search Past Articles: Partner Sites: < Back to Local Sports Knoth USJRA male athlete of the year John Denny photo by JEFF OLIVER Taylor Knoth The Milwaukie youth is recognized for his achievements in racquetball The United States Junior Racquetball Association named Knoth its 2004 male athlete of the year during the national Junior Olympic Racquetball Championships, held June 22-26 at the Multnomah Athletic Club. Taylor Knoff has certainly earned the honor on the performance side. In 2003 and in 2004 he was part of six national championships in the 12-and-under division: singles, doubles and mixed doubles. The top two national placers in each age division become members of the United States National Junior Team, and they get to represent the United States at the Junior World Championships. Knoff has already been to the Junior World Championships four times. Taylor Knoff has a lot going for him in his quest to become a professional. Taylor plans to play basketball, baseball and racquetball as a freshman at La Salle High School during the next school year.

97. Canadian Association For The Advancement Of Women And Sport And Physical Activit May 26 2005 Top seeds win at Canadian racquetball championships May 9 2005 -27 Top Canadian Women Prepare for 2006 Olympics http://www.caaws.ca/e/article.cfm?id=370

98. Nutrition Olympic Symposium Athletic, Sport, Recreation Bibliography Project This year, 1996, marks thecentennial celebration of the modern olympic movement. http://nutrition.ucdavis.edu/olympics/

OLYMPIC CENTENNIAL Athletic, Sport, Recreation Bibliography Project A Welcome Message from the Site's compiler is available or you can go directly to the Database A complete Summary of the database contents is also available. The Bibliography Project research team credits can be viewed as well. Welcome from Dr. Louis Grivetti, the project's compiler: This year, 1996, marks the centennial celebration of the modern Olympic movement. In this spirit of celebration we acknowledge and recognize the names and publications of more than 50,000 historical and contemporary scholars, linked by the thread of a united, common interest in athletics, sport, and recreation. Athletics, games, leisure pursuits, physical education, play activities, and sports lie at the junction between the humanities, social sciences, and biological-medical sciences. While athletic activities most likely had their origin in military training, it is difficult in modern times to separate each theme: athletics from games, games from leisure pursuits and physical education, physical education from play, play from recreation, or recreation from sports. During past and present centuries research on human athletics, games, play, recreation, and sports has been conducted by a broad range of scientists, whether dietitians, nutritionists, physiologists, or physicians. Research on these themes also has been conducted by a broad range of scholars representing the humanities and social sciences, whether anthropologists, artists, classicists, dancers, economists, geographers, historians, musicians, psychologists, social theorists, or sociologists.

99. Notre Dame Physical Education Department This course does not cover sport specific techniques and tactics. Examplesinclude wall climbing, golf, racquetball, handball, volleyball, http://www.nd.edu/~physedu/ndpe_cdes.html

Announcements General Information Fall Semester Spring Semester ... Department Home Page Address: 103 Rockne Memorial Nore Dame IN 46556 Phone FAX: 574-631-6819 First Year of Studies University of Notre Dame Course Descriptions 2005 - 2006 Physical Education offerings are divided into two tracks. The Wellness track contains those activities that impact fitness, personal well being, and instruction in developing strength, flexibility as well as endurance. The Activities track is made up of lifetime sports. Students will be expected to pick activities from both tracks. Following orientation, six units are offered and students are encouraged to pick Wellness offerings and Lifetime Activities offerings. "Contemporary Topics for College Students" is a two unit program and is required of all students. With the exceptions of swimming, WSI and Lifeguarding each activity is one rotation in duration. In alphabetical order: Ballroom Dance Handball Skiing- Cross Country Volleyball ... Tennis For more detailed information on course content, please contact the Department Chairman or call 631-6222

100. Sport Club Information — Campuslife Site Sport clubs at the University of Louisville are governed by the Sport Club Federation, racquetball This club promotes instruction in racquetball, http://campuslife.louisville.edu/intramurals/sprtclub.htm

Skip to content. UofL home http://campuslife.louisville.edu Search Sections Campuslife Career Counseling Housing ... Student Govt. Personal tools - diversity - tolerance - respect - peace - justice - unity - equality - You are here: Home Intramurals Sport Club Information Sport Club Information Document Actions Sport Club Information Sport clubs at the University of Louisville are governed by the Sport Club Federation, made up of one representative from each organization. The Federation is currently comprised of fourteen clubs. New clubs are constantly being formed. If you have an interest in helping to form a club not listed here, contact David Rice, Sport Club Coordinator at 852-6707. Club Contacts CLUB NAME CONTACT PERSON PHONE NUMBER Aikido Club Scott Korbylo Badminton Club Chess Club Jason Fowler Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) Club Adrian Grow Fencing Club Bill Myers Ice Hockey Club Kyle Miller Kempo Karate Club Jeremy Briley Lacrosse Club George Golub Racquetball Club Gordon Henry Sports Officials Club Dale Young Squash Club John Smith Tai Chi Club Carl Meeks Tae Kwon Do Club Rick Lichvar Tennis Club Jason Miller Women's Polo Sarah Bullock Aikido A martial art that practices disarming your opponent without inflicting physical harm. The club practices at Humana Gym on Mondays from 8:30 PM to 9:30 PM, Tuesdays from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM, Wednesdays from 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM and Fridays at 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM.

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