Quantcast

You are here: Sports : More

MORE SPORTS

Adaptive

Archery

Badminton

Bodybuilding

Bowling

Camping

Cheer

Climbing

Combo Sports

Cricket

Dance

Disc Golf

Fencing

Fishing

Handball

Hike/Backpack

Inline Skating

Jump Rope

Netball

Outdoors/Adventure

Paintball

Polo

Quidditch

Skydive

Soap Box

Squash

Table Tennis

Ultimate Frisbee

Yoga

Perspectives in QU/cheerleading
by Title IX Blog
posted June 26, 2010 at 12:23pm

Nothing major to report. I haven't seen any coverage of the closing arguments yet but if something of note occurs, we'll post about it.In reading some of the coverage that stemmed largely from Jeff Webb's testimony Tuesday about the legitimacy of cheerlea...more

Skip your camping food blahs and try some fun and healthy fuel
by Balanced Health and Nutrition
posted June 24, 2010 at 12:40pm

By: Carlene Helble- Elite Nutrition Intern Summer is the perfect time to run out from the office and pitch your tent on a camping adventure, but do you know how to fuel your trip? Rebecca recently provided Dick’s Sporting Goods magazine with some essen...more

The cheerleading as a sport debate continues
by Sports Girls Play
posted June 23, 2010 at 5:36pm

Cheerleading – and what it has evolved into – is on trial right now in a Connecticut courtroom. The debate revloves around a law suit brought on by the volleyball team at Quinnipiac University over the school’s decision to cut their team violated T...more

QU trial: Lopiano testifies
by Title IX Blog
posted June 23, 2010 at 1:13pm

So the Title IX Blog did indeed take a field trip to Connecticut yesterday to watch some of the Quinnipiac University trial. Erin will be posting about what we saw (because she took notes and I just sat there amazed at some of the things people say and th...more

Photos: Women rowing team practicing in Zayandeh Rud, Isfahan
by Muslim Women in Sports
posted June 21, 2010 at 1:01pm

Following photos by Hossein Baharloo show the women rowing team practicing on the beautiful Zayandeh Rud river in the historic city of Isfahan in the shadows of the ancient Sio-seh-pol bridge. Zayandeh Rud (life giver river) is the largest river on t...more

Quinnipiac trial begins tomorrow
by Title IX Blog
posted June 20, 2010 at 11:04pm

The trial in the Quinnipiac University volleyball case begins tomorrow in federal court in Connecticut. There is nothing new to report since last month's decision to grant class-action status to the case being brought by five volleyball players.As a remin...more

Enter to win a two day UClimb class
by Pretty Tough
posted June 19, 2010 at 9:22pm

Head over to RockClimberGirl.com to enter to win: One space in a UClimb Learn to Climb Class! Participants learn the basics of climbing outdoors, stressing safety first and foremost. You will learn proper use of gear, voice commands, knot tying, and bel...more

Strength training: the young female athlete's best ally
by Athletic Women Blog
posted June 18, 2010 at 9:39pm

I harp on this, some might say, too much. But it is important—very important—that young athletic females start strength training early on (properly supervised, of course). Strength training builds not only stronger, more athletic bodies but bodies les...more

Money (Net)ball: How an Aussie Women’s Pro League is Making $$ (and what to learn from what they did)
by Fair Game News
posted June 11, 2010 at 12:16am

By Laura Pappano The abrupt folding of the St. Louis Athletica, forcing the Women’s Professional Soccer league to mid-season reshuffle its schedule, was the latest reminder of a nagging problem: Making money in women’s pro sports. (Or merely staying ...more

Karate Kid: Don't mess with a classic
by Women's Sports Blog
posted June 10, 2010 at 8:02pm

As silly as it is to remake The Karate Kid, it's doubly silly to remove it from its cultural context and expect it to work. A significant part of the movie's stature as one of the all-time great sports films is its particular focus on class in Southern ...more

Home security you can depend on
by Athletic Women Blog
posted June 8, 2010 at 9:40pm

I've grown tired of a certain type of commercial, practically unavoidable nowadays, for home security systems. You know the story: a woman, home by herself or alone with children; a man, usually a stalker or a crazy ex; he smashes a window or kicks open a...more

SportsGeeks™ - June 6, 2010 - Florina Petcu
by SportsGeeks™ Womens MMA Womens Tackle Football
posted June 8, 2010 at 11:40am

Hello everyone join SportsGeeks with your host Rammy and MarQ-New Editor from fightergirls.com for another great week in women's sports live here on Blog Talk Radio. Join Rammy and MarQ as we interview Florina Petcu on her career Listen to ...more

Growing world women’s sport: Netball. What is netball? Find out.
by Fair Game News
posted June 1, 2010 at 12:50pm

By Lindsay Rico After speaking with Urvasi Naidoo about the sport of Netball, only one thing occurred to me: Lebron James could never play this game. Naidoo is the CEO of the IFNA , International Federation of Netball Association, (check out her blog...more

Go take a hike
by Pretty Tough
posted May 24, 2010 at 2:30pm

You're probably already familiar with the benefits of hiking; it's great exercise, a super stress reliever, requires minimal equipment and can be done practically anywhere. If you really love nature and the outdoors, you can make the experience a multi...more

Stretching with Kermit the Frog
by Sports Girls Play
posted May 23, 2010 at 7:41pm

Even Kermit the Frog knows how important it is to stretch!! Last I heard he said something like, “It ain’t easy being flexible”, or was that green? Anyhow, I found a fun set of pictures today of Kermit the Frog demonstrating 15 excellent stretches f...more

Kiss of mud, ring of fire: Tough Mudder up close
by Fair Game News
posted May 18, 2010 at 2:02pm

By Savanna Johnson If you had the chance to run seven miles up and down a ski mountain, with walls, tunnels, water obstacles, and lots and lots of mud in your way, would you do it? How about if 80% percent of the field was men? At the inaugural Tough ...more

Disturbing Video of Girls’ Dance
by One Sport Voice
posted May 13, 2010 at 3:52pm

I became aware of this video, via a friend’s post on Facebook (thanks EH). It is a video of girls who appear to be between the ages of 8-10 years of age, dancing to Beyonce’s “Put A Ring On It”. Despite the face these girls are great dancers, this...more

Good news: More teen girls lift weights
by Athletic Women Blog
posted May 11, 2010 at 8:33pm

But this good news comes with a caveat, reports the San Francisco Chronicle. Girls are hitting the weight room more than ever before, and not surprisingly that has come with a price—more injuries occurring in the weight room. The price, however, is a s...more

Race, gender, class, misogyny and lacrosse and student-athletes behaving badly
by After Atalanta
posted May 7, 2010 at 12:21pm

Alternate title: Why I shouldn't turn on the TODAY show while still in bed.Not just because I hate the TODAY show, but because I hear more about stories I had kind of been avoiding, like the murder of University of Virginia lacrosse player, Yeardley Love ...more

Ninth Circuit Revises UC Davis Decision
by Title IX Blog
posted April 22, 2010 at 9:45am

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals recently issued a revision to its decision, issued in February, that reinstated female wrestlers' case against the University of California at Davis. The revision does not change the outcome or the court's analysis of t...more

Tsuchida continues dominance at Boston
by Women's Sports Blog
posted April 20, 2010 at 6:16pm

Wakako Tsuchida of Japan made it four in a row in the women's wheelchair category at the Boston Marathon. Tsuchida, 35, is also a Paralympic gold medalist in ice sledge racing. Ethiopia's Teyba Erkesso squeaked out a close win among TAB runners. ...more

Wear your "Luv" of lacrosse off the field
by A Glam Slam
posted March 30, 2010 at 4:16pm

Lacrosse is one of the fastest growing sports in the U.S. This growth has encouraged more retailers to come onto the scene and experiment with a new side of the sport, one that doesn't involve cradling and checking. LuxLax is one of the first fash...more

Giveaway: Backcountry Sleeping Bag
by Westbound Boarder
posted March 29, 2010 at 5:34pm

No matter what type of outdoor enthusiast you are, staying warm is key to a good time. Westbound Boarder was lucky enough to try out a Brooks-Range Elephant Foot Sleeping Bag which is perfect for most any outdoor adventure you may encounter. Designed for ...more

Why female athletes should ignore Hollywood's "fitness gurus"
by Athletic Women Blog
posted March 26, 2010 at 7:58pm

Thanks to stars like Gwyneth Paltrow and Madonna, personal trainer Tracy Anderson has become a minor celebrity herself. Anderson caters to a Hollywood aesthetic that prizes slimness above all else (that is, for women anyway; men, not so much). Unfortunate...more

One way or another?
by Title IX Blog
posted March 24, 2010 at 10:13am

A panel on gender equity and intercollegiate sports held at Vanderbilt University Law School yesterday brought out a Title IX founder, a realist, and a wrestling coach.According to the AP coverage, the panel discussion focused on "whether the law requirin...more

Jump to page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16