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How to Add a pre-shot routine

By Jodi Hitchcock

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If you would like each shot in golf to be a little more consistent, add a pre-shot routine to your game which will not only help with consistency, but also alignment and set up... more »

How to Add Storage in a Golf Cart

By Virginia Allain

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Golfers need lots of supplies like extra balls, sunscreen, snacks, etc. It's difficult storing all that in the golf cart or the golf bag unless you expand the storage capability. Here are ways to do that... more »

How to Alpine Ski

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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If you are interested in learning to Alpine ski, or downhill ski, you should be in good health and physically in shape. Skiing is a sport that utilizes muscles in the thighs, hamstrings, calves and ankles. Your lower body must not only ... more »

How to Apply a Tennis Overgrip

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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It is simple and inexpensive to maintain an effective racquet grip or increase the handle size for a more effective hold. After determining whether you prefer a tacky or dry overgrip, it takes just a few minutes to apply. The right overgrip ... more »

How to Apply Tag-Out Deer Mineral for Hunting Area

By Dawn Peters

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Tag out is a mineral supplement for big bucks with trophy racks! Deer Antlers contain minerals, two of these are calcium and phosphorus and make up approximately 30-35% of total antler weight. The amount of phosphorus in a deer's diet is also ... more »

How to Attack With a Fleche

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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The fleche is the most aggressive type of attack you can mount in fencing. Because it requires you to commit your entire body to the attack, there is no opportunity to recover and parry a counterattack. Because of this, the fleche is one of the ... more »

How to Attend a Fast-pitch Softball Game

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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There are many varieties to the sport of softball: slow-pitch, fast-pitch and modified pitch are just a few. Fast-pitch softball has gained popularity among men and women worldwide. Follow these steps to attend a fast-pitch softball game and make ... more »

How to Attend a Motorcycle Rally with a Baby

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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Your baby may not be able to sit behind you on your motorcycle and hang on just yet, but you can still enjoy a motorcycle rally as a family. With just a little preparation you can enjoy the rally with your baby and create tons of memories—and ... more »

How to Avoid Basketball Injuries

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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The game of basketball brings injuries caused by its fast pace, running, jumping and repetitive arm motions for shooting. The defensive aspect of the game encourages plenty of physical contact as well. Of course, it's not possible to prevent all ... more »

How to Avoid the Hidden Costs of Youth Sports

By niansahc

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So you've signed your child up for a sport, paid your 30$ application fee, your $25 copay for the physical, and bought $100 dollars worth of equipment. Now you're ready to sit back and enjoy the season, right? Wrong! Playing sports as a child is ... more »

How to Balance a Soccer Ball on Your Foot

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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In soccer, the more control you have over the ball and your body, the more successful will be. You should develop enough body control to balance a soccer ball on your foot. It may not be that useful in game play (unless you're taunting the other ... more »

How to Be a College Hockey Fan

By llamaemu

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This guide will help you to be the best college hockey fan ever... more »

How to be a good soccer mom or dad

By klnygaard

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Having a child in soccer can be fun and stressful. Being a good soccer mom or dad is important to everyone, especially to the soccer player... more »

How to Be a Good Wife During Football Season

By acole

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Football season is here. Is your husband glued to the TV and the game? Do you feel like a football widow? Here are some ways to ease the "pain" of the season... more »

How to Be a Successful Horse Rider

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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Most of us are intimidated by horses because of their size. However, horses are among the most gentle animals in existence. The most important thing to remember about horseback riding is safety. The horse can sense if you are tense or nervous. ... more »

How to Be a Volleyball Team Captain

By kristinkae

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If you've never been a captain before, you may not know what is expected of you. Here are some things you should do to help lead your team... more »

How to Be Good at Defense in Lacrosse

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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Every players on a lacrosse team plays offense as well as defense. Possession of the ball determines which team is on offense while the other team defends. As quickly as this changes, so does the nature of the position you're playing. Good ... more »

How to be like Mike-- Michael Phelps that is!

By Hotpluto1

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This article is not just about Michael Phelps and his quest to be the best swimmer or even athlete in the world. It is about how you can be the best at whatever you want to do if you can decide, committ, live it, breathe it and do it for yourself ... more »

How to be the intimidator of your basketball team.

By TheDon

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You want to be "that guy"? You know, that guy you don't want to see on the court at the same time as you. That guy who kind of makes you reevaluate the nature of basketball and the consequences of playing sports. He has this uncanny ... more »

How to become a better basketball defender.

By TheDon

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If you're like me you love the game of basketball. As much as I love good offense, stretches of good defense can be a beautiful and exciting thing to watch. On the other hand bad defense can be excrutiatingly painful to endure. I've played, ... more »

How to Become a Curling Expert

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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Although curling is often referred to as a niche sport, in some areas of the world, it is highly popular--it's actually called "chess on ice" for its complex elements. It's a challenging sport that can provide successful players with the ... more »

How to Become a Lightweight Rower

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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Lightweight rowing is a sport worthy of any water enthusiast small enough for the sport. Knowing what it means to be a lightweight rower and knowing how to row in general will help you achieve your goal and put you on the water successfully... more »

How to Become a Pro Snowboarder

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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Snowboarding is a relatively new sport. The first snowboarding world cup was held in 1985. The International Snowboard Association was formed in 1994 as the sport grew in popularity. Most people snowboard for recreation, although some people make ... more »

How to Become a Soccer Scorekeeper

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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The popularity of soccer, or football as it is commonly referred to in Europe and Asia, is the most widely played sport in the world. From kids to adults, this game creates an incomparable level of hysteria. The scorekeepers of soccer matches are ... more »

How to Become a Softball Umpire

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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Becoming a softball umpire is not as easy as it seems--study, train, get an umpire's uniform and find a game. But there is actually more to it when it comes to fulfilling the role of a softball umpire... more »

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