Gearing Up For Golf With Arthritis

Many people enjoy spending a sunny afternoon on their favorite golf course. Unfortunately for some of the 40 million people who battle arthritis daily, golfing can cause discomfort. If you are looking for ways to keep golf a part of your life even though you have arthritis, changing up your gear could provide some answers. Here are three suggestions for changing your gear that will make it easier for you to golf with minimal pain in the future. [Read More]

How To Select Which Golf Clubs To Put In Your Bag

If you're playing a casual round of golf, you can put as many clubs into your bag as you can carry. But if you want to play properly, according to the Rules of Golf as written by the U.S. Golf Association, then you're limited to 14 clubs. And with the number and variety of woods, hybrids, irons, wedges and putters offered by today's manufacturers, selecting those 14 clubs isn't easy. [Read More]

Keeping Your Figure Skate Blades In Great Shape

If you have recently taken up the sport of figure skating, taking steps to ensure your skates are well-cared for is important to be able to get the best performance possible. The blades of your skates can deteriorate without the proper care, making it more difficult to execute moves while on the ice. Here are some steps to follow to keep your skates in the best possible condition. Blade Sharpening [Read More]

Nothing But Net: How To Sink Your College Basketball Recruiting Video

If you play for a high school basketball team and have ambitions to play in college, you'll need to make sure that you're noticed during recruiting. Despite the media portrayals of recruiters flocking to players every year, most high school basketball players will have to reach out to college coaches directly if they hope to secure a scholarship of any kind.  The best way to do this is by creating a recruiting video that clearly shows your talents. [Read More]