… has changed, from the courses to the players, but most of all, it’s the equipment used. Every player wants to improve his or her game so the industry makes better equipment for players to use. Golf equipment has changed a great deal since the start…

… behavior, Do sports create aggressive behavior, or simply attract people who are already aggressive? Aggression and sport have gone together as long as sports have been around, be it the players themselves, to the parents, coaches, or spectators,…

… athletes overpaid? No. This answer may be difficult for an overworked employee who makes much less money than these athletes do to accept. Professor Peter von Allmen would tell you, "Here is a secret about pampered multimillionaires who whine and…

… at once. In all on the team there are 12 players. In the NBA there are 29 teams or 348 basketball players plus free agents. There are about 100 free agents. When your team doesn’t have the ball then the thing you want to do is prevent them from…

… stars make headline news when they do something illegal, but only receive a small block of print when they do something good for the community? Its things like this that make professional athletes bad role-models for youth all round the country. Although…

… Association Embedded in our society is the ideal that women are subordinate to men and, therefore, are not entitled to the same rights as men. This attitude is not something new, but rather something that has trickled down from generation to generation,…

… long distance running, jogging, sprinting, race walking, cross country skiing, soccer, and volleyball. There are numerous theories to why athletes are plagued by shin splints, medial tibial stress syndrome. Some of these include non-supportive…

… as it seems. Everyone gets a piece of the action in some way, shape or form. Points are awarded to every driver who competes in a race. The actual winner at the end of the season is not who won the most money, but who earned the most points. The…

… 1887 in Chicago, IL inside the Farragut Boat Club. There a bunch of Yale and Harvard alumni anxiously awaited the results of the Harvard-Yale football game. When the news came that Yale had defeated Harvard, 17-8, one Yale supporter, overcome…

… started to play tennis at a very young age, under the teachings of his mother Gloria Thompson Connors, a teching professional. When he was a teenager he and his family moved to California where he recieved advanced training from Pancho…