How to Find Sports Information on eHow

Whether you're a sports newbie or aficionado looking for specific information, eHow has what you need. Follow these steps to find information on everything from general fitness to specific team sports on eHow. Click a home run.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• Computer with Internet access

Join eHow

1. Go to the eHow homepage and click on "Register" (see Resources below). Your free registration will only take a few minutes.
2. Fill out the appropriate fields with the proper information. Be sure to create a password that's at least 6 characters. Make sure it's a mixture of letters and numbers for added security.
3. Accept the eHow "Terms and Conditions" after you read them. Check the appropriate box to signal that you have read and understand them. Enter the correct verification code and press "Submit."
4. Set up a personal profile for your new eHow account. Create a screen name and upload an avatar, a picture or icon to represent you online, if you want. Write a biography highlighting your education and areas of expertise. If you want to contribute to the site, this information will let other eHow users know something about what you know.

Learn About Sports at eHow

5. Get started by selecting the "Sports and Fitness" topic on eHow's homepage. You'll find the link second from the bottom in the list on the left-hand side. Look for a football helmet icon.
6. Select one of the sub-categories like "Team Sports" or "Solo Sports" to find specific sporting topics.
7. Choose from the articles available to read up on your selected sporting topic. Different topics vary in the volume and kind of information you'll find. Explore several areas to learn the most about the sports you want.
8. Search the sports articles posted at weHow (see Resources below). These articles are not posted by professional writers; but they often contain interesting information.

Save What You've Learned

9. Print out sporting articles using the "Print" option. Create a personal manual with the articles that you enjoyed. You can refer to it whenever you want to review useful sporting information
10. Email articles you like to your personal email account or to friends and family who aren't registered with the site. You can find the email option on every article page.

Tips & Warnings

• Contact "Member Services" via the "Contact Us" page if you're having problems logging in to your account (see Resources below). You can also contact "Member Services" if you need help navigating the site.
• Be aware of the personal information you choose to share online. It's important to protect your privacy.
• Use caution when learning a new sport or fitness routine. It's important to follow any instructions regarding stretching or self care. Make sure the new skill you're learning results in a fun time, not a trip to the hospital.