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    • How to Learn to Pitch a Horseshoe

      Whether you want to learn to pitch a horseshoe because you want to play with the family at the upcoming reunion or because you aspire to be a national champion, the initial process is the same. The basics of your grip, stance, swing and release must be learned and adapted for you. As with any sport, practice makes perfect. more »

    • How to Try Out for Basketball Without Making a Bad First Impression

      Trying out for the basketball team can be a nerve-wracking experience--especially the first time you do it. If you come in to the tryout physically and mentally prepared to give it your all, you won't have to worry about making a bad first impression. Read on to learn how to try out for basketball without making a bad first impression. more »

    • How to Play Girls Lacrosse

      Although the name of the game sounds French, lacrosse is a sport that's native to America. In the 1800s a French missionary saw Native Americans striking at a ball with sticks, and referring to it as lacrosse, the sport grew with the new settlers. Today, it's popularity is sweeping the nation and girl's leagues are sprouting up... more »

    • How to Pass a Ninth Grade Math TAKS Test

      Ninth grade TAKS tests can feel challenging. But with a little preparation, especially early in the year, passing the test is 100 percent doable. So, make the decision you can do it, because you can, and read on to find out how to make that happen. more »

    • How to Go From JV to Varsity in Cheerleading

      If you're a member of your school's junior varsity cheerleading squad but hope to make the transition to the varsity team, consider some strategies that will improve your chances of getting to the next level. With a little dedication, you'll be cheering on the "A" squad in no time. more »

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