"If the benefit of team sports was just the running, then we should see that team sports and running have the same impact on mental health — but they don't," Chekroud said.
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As with many team sports, coordination is vital to success.
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U.M.B.C. is better known for academics than for team sports.
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Cross country and crew are team sports that absolutely recommend.
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In team sports, each team member splits the pot evenly.
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The Horans were open to their daughter skipping college to play professionally — common in boys' team sports like baseball and soccer, but rare in American girls' team sports, because of the limited professional opportunities.
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"Small-town politics could make team sports a headache," she said.
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Film Club Children with disabilities often can't participate in team sports.
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There are gay people in all team sports in the US now.
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Most children who play team sports will not win a college scholarship.
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Unlike athletes who play team sports, runners don't receive a steady salary.
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Team sports like football provide well established social, physical and psychological benefits.
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In contrast, other team sports have endured labor turbulence in recent years.
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Even in team sports, fixers usually need to enlist just a single athlete.
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"Growing up in South Africa, we grew up with team sports," Grace said.
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Team sports rely on the varied characteristics and specialized abilities of their members.
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I think that that is one of the coolest things about team sports.
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Before CoCo Vandeweghe turned to tennis, team sports were a way of life.
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They should not participate in other team sports or training on those days.
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They also learn about challenges many trans athletes face in playing team sports.
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Futterman argues that in team sports like basketball this has a damaging effect.
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Another note to mention is how team sports cut through racial and socioeconomic divides.
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Is there a more pure mano a mano duel in all of team sports?
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Baseball players are among the most specialised athletes in the world's leading team sports.
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Wrestling fandom in Toronto will never waver the way it will for team sports.
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Team sports also benefit your communication skills, focus, stress management, and goal setting skills.
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DON'T: Congregate at bars/restaurants, playing team sports, going to the beach in droves.
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How do improvements in endurance factor into Winter Olympics team sports or judged sports?
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Trout, 22020, also won't have the highest annual salary in North American team sports.
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But mountain biking doesn't come laden with the politics and expectations of team sports.
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We love team sports anyway, so everyone wishes we had more events like this.
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We unfortunately are not paying attention to it because we are on team sports.
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Victory in the NBA Finals is the greatest accomplishment in all of team sports.
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There's the inspirational kind (which is often, though not always, about team sports like football).
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The company recently acquired SportsEngine, a digital business for youths involved in local team sports.
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Connected shirts aren't a new idea, but Polar's focus is especially focused on team sports.
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It was homophobia in football games at school that drove me away from team sports.
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Only football seemed to be more dangerous among major team sports in the United States.
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I hated all team sports, particularly those scourges of elementary-school recess, kickball and dodgeball.
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WASHINGTON — In baseball, as in many team sports, plane rides are so much more than transportation.
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"We have the numbers," team sports director Julien Jurdie said before the start of Sunday's stage.
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"We think this would be a very interesting warm-up procedure for team sports," Fritz says.
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At stake is nothing less than the future of one of the world's oldest team sports.
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I could have joined team sports and Jewish youth groups and felt good among white people.
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"Early sports specialization is uncommon among N.C.A.A. Division 1 athletes for most team sports," he reported.
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And sadly, I am unable to play team sports due to a serious injury from childhood.
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Is there a more difficult projection in team sports drafting than being outside N.B.A. lottery position?
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"I never was into athletics or any team sports, so it's completely new for me," he says.
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Team sports, of course, recognize that it takes more than just a flashy superstar to achieve success.
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To be fair, the same could be said for other popular team sports, like basketball and soccer.
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With all youth activities centered on the production of human capital, even team sports become sole pursuits.
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Not one of these people is at the "soccer mom" training because they're interested in team sports.
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Soccer, more than many other team sports, welcomes young prodigies into the ranks of its adult players.
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It's a short window compared to some other sports or team sports where the rosters keep changing.
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In that body I worked my first jobs, volunteered in a hospital, and excelled in team sports.
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So many of us now agree with the message of hate, and play "ideology" as team sports.
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Footwear sales jumped 15 percent, with strength in the running and team sports categories, Under Armour said.
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Last month, Harrison Browne became the first openly transgender athlete in professional team sports in North America.
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I've always been a physical person, but team sports were fraught with gender problems since grade school.
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Many of the girls come from underprivileged backgrounds and have never before been exposed to team sports, period.
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At the Jersey Shore, if you're not good at team sports, you're just a useless piece of shit.
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Team sports and other physical activities, while providing many health benefits, also carry an inherent risk of injury.
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Of course, this was a short-term study and included only fit young men who play team sports.
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In New York City, the Prospect Park Zoo and Tennis Center were closed and team sports were banned.
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"Gardening is physical activity and some kids might love it a lot more than team sports," he says.
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While these are all great advantages, some people argue that playing team sports might do as many things.
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Remember that the public is responding to health-coverage bills it doesn't like, not playing partisan team sports.
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The one thing that is imparted informally in training is male camaraderie: team sports, guys socializing, guy group activities.
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They typically measure individual contributions in team sports by tracking results with and without a player on the pitch.
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The real beauty of team sports lies in the way individual brilliance can function to serve some greater system.
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Those who participate in team sports may make contacts in the locker room that help them in their careers.
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The biggest reason that Marina plays squash is because of the angst that team sports have caused her family.
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Athletes who play team sports suddenly find themselves alone and in need of ways to practice on their own.
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Baseball is meant to be enjoyed every day, and pitchers, again, are unlike any other athlete in team sports.
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The neverending team sports, the athletic camps, the pressure to form male friendships, and rigidly enforced masculinity of prep school?
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Many women who loved playing team sports growing up find it's hard to keep that dynamic going when they're older.
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In contrast, dynamic team sports like basketball or football (both the gridiron and soccer versions) involve countless interactions among players.
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Blumenthal said Thursday he would reintroduce the Sustained Promotion of Responsibility in Team Sports (SPORTS) Act when the Senate returns.
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And with parents signing up their children for team sports in record numbers, the demand for fields far outstrips supply.
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The boys, for example, were forbidden to join after-school clubs, play team sports or have girlfriends, Lieutenant Donohue said.
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While we're encouraging our children to play team sports, be creative and learn math, we can also encourage social change.
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Parents cited after-school activities like music lessons or team sports as an expense that could cost hundreds of dollars.
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The President is acting like he's stuck back in the '50s or '60s, when we had no women's team sports.
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"I think there are better ways of playing team sports and getting exercise than repeatedly hitting your head," Mez said.
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So team sports were supposedly the number one best way to reduce the number of days people felt bad every month.
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And while all forms of exercise had their benefits, Dr. Chekroud says that team sports were associated with the most benefits.
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I love the team sports, but I don&apost think I&aposm vicariously trying to live my life through my kids.
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At the time, the prizes were "the largest single-game shares in the history of team sports," according to the NFL.
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Apparel revenue climbed 7 percent from gains in training, golf and team sports, while footwear revenue grew a mere 123 percent.
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Team sports help young people grow physically and socially, and the payoffs of learning about winning and losing can be invaluable.
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It will also continue to buy up the various regional mom-and-pop stores that sell team sports equipment and apparel.
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Swimming in a public or communal pool: No indoor sports or team sports are allowed, including swimming in a "communal" pool.
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When Tony and Gipper Finau were young, most of their Polynesian friends embraced team sports like football, rugby, volleyball or basketball.
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This has never happened in the history of the N.B.A. It's not exactly common in the other major team sports, either.
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Those victories have been widely viewed as the accelerant in a greater appreciation of women's team sports in the United States.
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For teenagers who are not into team sports, swimming or athletics can be a good way to keep fitness levels up.
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Russians who have qualified for the Tokyo Games in some team sports could be excluded in the face of WADA scrutiny.
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Russians who have qualified for the Tokyo Games in some team sports could be excluded in the face of WADA scrutiny.
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But the version used today makes no mention of video replays, which have aided referees in most other team sports for decades.
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Asked about curling's appeal in China, Ms Lei notes that it is one of very few team sports in the Winter Olympics.
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Some 41% of children from households earning $100,000 or more have participated in team sports, according to the Sports & Fitness Industry Association.
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The difficulty of deciding to take a break in order to raise a family may seem even more pronounced in team sports.
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"I don't have an explanation (on why so few positive tests), but the results are comparable to other team sports," Vouillamoz said.
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Indeed, it&aposs difficult to argue that Rapinoe hasn&apost helped paint women&aposs team sports in a new, more serious light.
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The support cascaded down upon me until I burst into happy tears, something I've never experienced in team sports or recreational cycling.
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Unlike a lot of other team sports, such as rugby league, or netball, or football, tennis is a one-versus-one sport.
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Sowers, who is the NFL's second full-time assistant female coach, is also the only openly LGBT coach in male pro team sports.
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And the company is expanding to include CrossFit locations, group runs, and even team sports, by way of rec leagues, among other things.
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A recent paper by a group of Serbian historians lists 224 track and field events and several team sports at the Women's Olympiad.
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If you told an alien what team sports were, this is the guess that they would make about what form they actually take.
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"BeIN has a heavy focus on its professional team sports, the soccer relationships that they have," said Steve Simon, the WTA's chief executive.
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Fanatics runs the NBA's online shop and also sells a wide variety of licensed team sports apparel like jerseys and hats through Fanatics.com.
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The growth of team sports like baseball and football toward the end of the 1800s gave young American men more reason to work out.
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Of the 22000 American medalists in individual and team sports in Rio, according to the U.S.O.C., nearly 2800 percent participated in university-funded sports.
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To young people in Ethiopia, running is not a punishment, something used in team sports for poor performance or a basic form of exercise.
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The country has no major professional team sports leagues that might otherwise command the attention of fans or siphon young athletes into their pipelines.
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The study found that adults who reported frequently participating in tennis or other racket and team sports lived longer than people who were sedentary.
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Birch and his colleagues decided to focus on Counter-Strike: Global Offensive because it is similar to physical team sports like football or rugby.
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Lacrosse has become one of the fastest-growing team sports over the last 15 years, at a time when other sports are declining in participation.
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"This is a much more realistic picture of what it's like in the world of team sports and coaching," Auriemma said of this year's team.
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In the case of adverse analytical findings of athletes competing in team sports, more than two positive cases are required to invalidate the team's result.
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They generally do so using a modification of the Elo formula, which was first devised for chess but is now applied to many team sports.
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CALL it the fundamental law of expansion teams: when new franchises join North America's closed team-sports leagues, they aren't supposed to be very good.
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The next challenge for women's team sports is to develop an audience that follows all year round, and watches club matches as well as internationals.
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Only the presence of its biggest star atop the leaderboards enables it to compete with the most popular team sports for viewership and cultural relevance.
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For the first quarter, Under Armour's apparel revenue climbed 10 percent and was fueled by gains in training, golf and team sports, the company said.
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Kevin Murphy, Wilson's general manager of team sports, says it will last for over 200,000 throws, equivalent to 500 hours of continuously throwing the ball.
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"The life skills, character development and positive mental and physical benefits that come from playing team sports – and hockey in particular – are invaluable," he added.
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Researchers say several things work to nudge more women into the pipeline, including team sports, role models and encouragement from parents, teachers and political leaders.
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Hawkins says One-on-One gave him the confidence to further develop team sports games, letting players live out their athletic dreams from the couch.
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The North also showed flexibility in agreeing to a joint squad in women's hockey, one of the few winter team sports in which it competes.
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When I was in elementary school, my parents thought it'd be a great idea to get me, an uncoordinated only child, involved in some Team Sports.
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"The Star-Spangled Banner" is regularly sung at schoolwide events, especially for team sports, where those assembled are expected to stand, hats removed, hands on heart.
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It is assumed, for the purposes of this mental exercise, that you are going to lose lopsidedly or, in the case of team sports, fail epically.
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The city is trying to discourage people from playing team sports and encourage them to maintain a social distance of 6 feet when utilizing city facilities.
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Still, he suspects that the social aspects of racket games and other team sports are a primary reason that they seem to lengthen lives, he says.
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The scientists also noticed that certain sports that involve socializing — such as team sports — can have more of a positive effect on your mental health than others.
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The United States women have won five straight Olympic gold medals, have a 41-game winning streak and have become a premier dynasty of Olympic team sports.
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This means parents need to be vigilant, both at home and when kids are playing team sports, Haring, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Despite drone racing attracting thousands of live spectators, the championship could also adapt to crowd-free conditions better than high contact team sports played behind closed doors.
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But apparently some athletes, especially in team sports, have begun to eschew fluids during hot weather workouts, in hopes that the privation might somehow make them stronger.
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At Fanatics, an online retailer of licensed team sports apparel, 56 percent of Thanksgiving Day sales happened on mobile — 42 percent via phones and 14 percent via tablets.
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Despite the fact that neither cycling nor aerobics and fitness technically counts as team sports, these activities can also have a considerable positive effect on your mental health.
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DeAndre Jordan is riding hard for Lamar Odom -- not only reconnecting with the guy, but giving him one of the best compliments you can get in team sports.
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But Mike feels that organized team sports fail to teach the critical life skills that he and his friends learned in pickup games they had to referee themselves.
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For the first quarter, Under Armour's apparel revenue climbed 7 percent from gains in training, golf and team sports, while its footwear sales grew a mere 2 percent.
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It is about declining attention spans colliding with an event that unfolds sporadically over two days; about ever more air and space occupied by the major team sports.
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To learn more, read this brief article by Tara Parker-Pope: Team sports are a rite of passage for many children, but kids with disabilities often can't participate.
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What's great about TO, there's a lot of homophobia in team sports, so to have a Hall of Famer like him come out in support of this is massive.
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"I see other female team sports and how their organization works and am surprised at how little support there is," said Clijsters, who is an ambassador for the Oct.
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Athletes, who have been wounded, injured or become ill in service, will compete in both individual and team sports including swimming, archery, cycling, track and field, and wheelchair rugby.
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As an athlete in an individual sport, Frederick can take advantage of greater awareness about her cycle to adjust her training program; athletes in team sports have less flexibility.
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He has had a close-up view of how arbitrary team sports can be as he watches the dawning of the pro basketball career of his younger brother, Steven.
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If your kids are a part of team sports or take P.E. classes at school, they're probably already doing bodyweight exercises like pushups as a part of their exercise program.
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But like I said before - like all organized team sports, we are struggling to keep young boys in particular interested in a time where their attention span is getting shorter.
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I took up Pilates and weightlifting because I loved (slowly) learning the exercises involved and I liked working next to people without being pitted against them like in team sports.
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"I am convinced that the big attraction of sailboat racing compared to many other team sports is that the owners are in the action and share the fight," he said.
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Unlike team sports, which were dominated by white and black kids; or academic teams, which were dominated by Asian kids; skateboarding took on everyone: poor, rich, black, white, Filipino, Indian.
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In reporting on the findings, The Intercept compared it to a team sports mentality: What could a Red Sox fan possibly learn that would turn him into a Yankees fan?
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"Most other team sports allow a substitute, and I think that in a five-day match, the penalty for losing a player from injury during a game is quite severe."
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For many in the United States, where boxing struggles to compete with major team sports, Joshua-Klitschko has the potential to resuscitate the heavyweight division—something Americans previously dominated for decades.
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OF THE four leading North American team sports, ice hockey is both the only one not dominated by the United States and the one with the richest tradition of international competition.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Cycling's governing body has suspended Astana Pro Team sports director Lars Michaelsen for 50 days after he nearly ran over a volunteer marshal at this month's Tour de Yorkshire.
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Having more players and teams at grassroots level was associated with a stronger national team, as was a high share of Google search traffic for football compared with other team sports.
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Walton was named coach of the month in November as the Warriors began the campaign with 24 consecutive victories, the most ever to start a season in U.S. professional team sports.
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"We are individual athletes working for an individual goal but sometimes I think we're more team-like than actual team sports because of how much we support each other," she added.
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Where it stands: Only 38% of kids aged 6 to 12 played team sports on a regular basis in 20183, down from 45% in 2008, per the Sports & Fitness Industry Association.
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The Capital One Arena, home to the N.B.A.'s Wizards and N.H.L.'s Capitals, will be the first major team sports facility in the United States to have a betting parlor.
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The Detroit Red Wings can strengthen their bid to extend the longest active postseason streak among the four major North American team sports on Tuesday when they visit the Montreal Canadiens.
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In fact, many of America's most famous team sports were developed by educators at the YMCA precisely to keep young Christian men active between football and baseball seasons, including basketball and volleyball.
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Despite a humiliating loss in double overtime to arch rival Argentina in basketball on Saturday, Brazil is still in contention for several team sports, like beach and regular volleyball, handball and soccer.
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EA chief financial officer Blake Jorgensen told investors in February its "Ultimate Team" sports micro-transactions business generated $800 million in high-profit margin sales for the company during the previous year.
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"It's different than most other team sports because an individual can really inspire, challenge, lead, make big plays, get big stops, to be able to lead a team to victory," he said.
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Sport and Society The two most popular team sports in Serbia are soccer and basketball—but it is also a great tennis nation, and home to world men's No. 1 Novak Djokovic.
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Men in the major team sports play in leagues that are monopolies, and have benefited from tens of millions of dollars in public subsidies that have helped finance and promote their endeavors.
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But Mallon believes allowing a repeat of the 2018 designation of allowing Russian Olympians to compete as "International athlete from Russia" is too generous, especially if participation is allowed in team sports.
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Tang Qinsheng, waiting for his grandson in the rink's viewing gallery, credits team sports with making the 13-year-old more outgoing, as well as more organised about doing his homework between practices.
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"Ivan helps us individually, but he also helps us develop a bond with each other," said Riffice, 18, who, like the others, played team sports like baseball and basketball when he was younger.
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The fact that my family was a bit broken in my younger years is part of what drove me into sports, and team sports especially, where you're surrounded by friends and constantly supported.
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The N.B.A., in other words, is trying to address a problem also faced by the N.H.L. and Major League Baseball: There are too many meaningless games in major men's North American team sports.
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However, second-tier hockey towns like Telford, Milton Keynes (about whom a step up has been rumoured), Bracknell, Basingstoke and Guildford, without traditions in major team sports, could in theory cultivate a local fanbase.
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Given my history with team sports, I've always known I can channel my innate primal bro should the need for him arise, even if I never want to learn a pro athlete's last name.
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After losing Game 1 to Vegas, the Capitals rallied back to win four straight and deliver the city its first team sports championship since D.C. United won Major League Soccer&aposs title in 2004.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers and Houston Astros will play for a championship in Chavez Ravine on Wednesday night, wrapping up two outstanding seasons in Game 7 -- the biggest stage in North American team sports.
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According to a study from earlier this year, group workout sessions (like a boxing class) and team sports are associated with higher benefits for your mental health, when compared with individual forms of exercise.
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Additionally, the Warriors' 15 consecutive playoff wins are a postseason record in the four major professional team sports, breaking the mark set by the NHL's Pittsburgh Penguins (14 in a row) from 1992-1993.
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Its successful hosting of the 1994 World Cup sparked widespread interest in the game, which has historically ranked a distant fifth among team sports in popularity behind American football, baseball, basketball and ice hockey.
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Goalie Brad Guzan spoke of the significance of the title in a city that has only ever celebrated one championship in any of the four major team sports leagues — baseball's Atlanta Braves in 1995.
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Once, stretching before team sports and other activities was almost ubiquitous, especially so-called static stretching, during which you assume a pose and hold it for anywhere from a few seconds to several long minutes.
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They began by recruiting 20 young, male athletes who play team sports like soccer or rugby that involve running, sprinting and sudden shifts in direction — activities that are believed to demand a thorough warm-up.
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Two major figures in the LGBT community include former professional tennis star Billie Jean King and former NBA player Jason Collins, who became the first openly gay athlete in North America's four recognized major team sports.
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By the time he was a teenager, he was wearing thick, coke-bottle glasses and spending thousands of hours in his workshop, a refuge for a kid who preferred soldering to school dances or team sports.
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We supplemented these guesses with more recent data: how often people searched for football on Google between 2004 and 2018, relative to other team sports such as rugby, cricket, American football, baseball, basketball and ice hockey.
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Prosecutors argued Mr. Hernandez's lack of friends could have been a reflection not of a personality disorder but of a strict and abusive father who kept his children from playing team sports or bringing friends home.
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Giancarlo Stanton, a 27-year-old right fielder for the Miami Marlins, has helped justify his 13-year, $325m contract—the largest by total dollar value in the history of team sports—with a superlative 2017 campaign.
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The Sabres were limited to a fluke goal in that meeting with Philadelphia and were blanked 3-0 by Boston on Tuesday, two strong examples why the team sports the 31st-ranked offense (2.1 goals per game).
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I say the right age for a high-quality running shoe is whenever your kid starts doing any regular running, be it in gym class, team sports, or simply because he or she loves being in motion.
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Go deeper, via HBO Real Sports: The price of youth sports Correction: A previous version of this story incorrectly stated that 28% of kids aged 6 to 12 played team sports on a regular basis in 2018.
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The Detroit Red Wings are showing their championship pedigree when it matters most and can extend the longest playoff run in the history of major North American team sports when they visit the Boston Bruins on Thursday night.
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He is the oldest living Hall of Famer in any of the four major American team sports and one of three N.B.A. coaches, along with Red Auerbach and Phil Jackson, to have won three or more consecutive titles.
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We supplemented FIFA's guesses with more recent data: the average rate at which people searched for football on Google between 21990 and 217, relative to other team sports (such as rugby, cricket, American football, baseball, basketball and ice hockey).
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You'd have to have your head buried so low to fail to see team sports have been and always will be driven by stars—even Lindros would tell you to pick your head up because that's a dangerous stance.
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"The past few years have filled too many of our friends and neighbors with hate, and it breaks my heart... So many of us now agree with the message of hate, and play 'ideology' as team sports," he lamented.
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The big-box sporting goods retailer is actively replacing the areas where it used to sell guns and other hunting gear with additional inventory for team sports, aiming to draw more parents and their school-aged children to stores.
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Professional athletes at the highest level regularly contend not only with fierce competition from opposing teams or individual athletes but also intense psychological pressures, including performance anxiety, fear of failure, and tensions resulting from miscommunication, particularly in team sports.
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Interestingly, these weekend warriors were mostly male, almost half exercised only once per week, and an overwhelming majority, almost 90 percent, reported that their exercise occurred during vigorous sports like competitive running and cycling or team sports like soccer.
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The testimony given to the Senate Judiciary Committee stands to reflect the image Kavanaugh has painted of himself as a Boy Scout of sorts; a good Catholic kid who worked his "butt off," placing academics, team sports, and charity above all.
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The city of Cleveland has not had a professional team sports title since the NFL Browns in 1964, and James left the Miami Heat to return to his home state two years ago on a mission to deliver a championship.
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The DVRs will ship will TiVo's new user experience, as well, which focuses on personalized recommendations and more visual elements, like poster art, actor and director bios, and team sports logos, to help users find what they're looking for more quickly.
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On Pro Basketball Now that some of the N.B.A.'s middling (or worse) players are among the richest athletes in professional team sports, the league should summon its inner Bernie Sanders and spare some comparative loose change for its most impoverished.
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Vandeweghe has won all five of the Fed Cup rubbers she has contested this year – four singles and one doubles - and credits her exposure to team sports at an early age for the success she has enjoyed in the international competition.
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Nick Russo might be new to Rocket League, but he knows team sports well: he is a career ice hockey coach at various age levels, and this year led Pennsylvania's Bayard Rustin Knights to the USA Hockey High School National Championship.
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While team sports still account for the majority of eye injuries, kids are almost eight times more likely to be hospitalized for eye injuries sustained while using "non-powder" guns than from participating in other types of sports, researchers found.
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"There is a little bit of cringing, but I also understand the benefits of team sports and football in particular," Brionn Tonkin, a doctor who serves as a neurotrauma consultant at Minnesota Vikings home games, said in a phone interview.
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At a speaking engagement at Chapman University on April 3, Buss acknowledged that the Lakers "haven't lived up to the brand my father created," referring to one of the most successful owners in the history of American team sports: Jerry Buss.
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But with an average of nearly 200 scoring opportunities per match, which is a large enough sample for most inevitable random variation to even out, its outcomes do tend to be farmorepredictable than those in the other leading North American team sports.
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Hockey players are not basketball players, who have much more of a say over the outcome of a game as individuals, nor are they quarterbacks, who have as close to an ultimate say over wins in losses in team sports as anyone.
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With those details settled, and the National Women's Hockey League season about to begin, Harrison Browne, who was born Hailey Browne and identifies as a man, was ready to debut as the first openly transgender athlete in professional team sports in North America.
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With a drive to rival Jordan's and an ability to tune out critics who at times assailed his ball dominance and shot selection, Bryant was the central and enduring figure in one of the most gripping soap operas in modern professional team sports.
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Porter said he always planned to expand to esports because it&aposs key to the Gen Z audience Overtime is targeting, and that the time was right now that the company had built a foundation in big team sports like football and basketball.
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It seems that more and more young people are born with a smartphone in their hands that creates a gaming addiction in the child instead of wanting to play team sports or doing group activities without the use of an electronic device.
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"If we were to look historically at the development of male team sports as they are known today, they were all about developing masculinity," explains Dr Rory Magrath of Southampton Solent University, an expert in masculinity construction and the sociology of sport.
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Because Major League Soccer (MLS), the first division, maintains a closed-league structure—de rigueur for American team sports, but unique in the context of global football—all the Cosmos have to look forward to is another year of mediocre opposition and ho-hum revenues.
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But unlike in other major team sports, there are so few games in the NFL, with just 16 per team in the regular season, that coaches cannot afford to try out multiple quarterback candidates under game conditions and see which ones rise to the top.
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The big North American team sports—baseball, basketball, gridiron football and ice hockey—have resolved this quandary by forming closed circuits of around 30 teams, which cannot be relegated no matter how poorly they perform and have no higher league for which to qualify.
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" Laurence Tribe, a Harvard Law professor who mentored Barack Obama, zeroed in on the lead sentence in Kavanaugh's account of a midseason game against Cornell: "In basketball, as in few other team sports, it is possible for one person to completely dominate a game.
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He insists that Nash, whose later years in Phoenix became synonymous with playoff heartbreak, is far from haunted by his lack of championship jewelry, even if basketball stars, maybe more than anyone else in the team-sports realm, are judged almost exclusively on titles won.
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"We are also cognizant of the fact that leveraging team sports athletes, like Steph Curry, and their affinity for the sport not only allows us to reach a younger audience but also creates a 'cool factor' that the game doesn't see often," Ross added.
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In exchange, the Marlins received Starlin Castro, a competent second baseman; a pair of minor leaguers; and, most importantly, a reprieve around 90% of the $295m in guaranteed salary Mr Stanton, whose contract is the richest in American team sports, is owed during the next decade.
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That one Ghoulie teen very smartly reminds Archie he hasn't had time for heavily padded team sports since the age of 9 when he began selling drugs to help his nana out; an afternoon of tossing around the pigskin isn't going to do much for him.
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By the time he stepped down — having surpassed Pete Rozelle of the N.F.L. as the longest-tenured commissioner in the history of major North American team sports — he had overseen the league's growth from fears of extinction in the late 1970s to a $5 billion enterprise.
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He had a special methodology in his choosing, inclining toward those who came from big families and played team sports in college, because he felt that these traits would give him "athletes" capable of working well together in the large competitive grouping of a trading floor.
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"We believe the addition of GameChanger and its unique in-game mobile experience to Dick's Team Sports HQ strongly supports our efforts to provide unparalleled technological capabilities to youth and prep teams and leagues across the country," said Dick's Chairman and CEO Edward W. Stack in the acquisition release.
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The country leads the rich world in indicators associated with solitary lifestyles: gym-going (as opposed to team sports), divorce, smartphone and tablet adoption (replacing the family television set), self-employment, online shopping, eating alone, meal-skipping and the declines of both the pub and the nuclear family.
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He tends to view money favorably in individual sports like golf and tennis but sees it as a corrosive force in team sports like basketball, where he links ballooning sneaker deals with a plague of ball-hogging, as players came to value endorsement contracts more than championship rings.
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True, in some senses the Bronx-born designer's presentation at his company's Liberty-style palazzo was standard-issue Ralph Lauren, with design elements drawn from various team sports, from the fabric research that too often seems to lead him to a Peruvian blanket and from his company's opulent archive.
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He didn't know then, but didn't seem as though he would be surprised to discover, that Iceland could defeat England—as, of course, it did, by a come-from-behind score of 2–1, in one of the most astounding upsets in the history of European team sports.
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A sporting goods company (with 675 locations across the United States) might not seem like an obvious buyer of tech companies, but it's been building up its suite of digital products for youth sports — which it calls Dick's Team Sports HQ — thanks to recent acquisitions of Blue Sombrero and Affinity Sports.
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"More than 100 Russian sportsmen out of 266 who were selected for the 15th Paralympic Summer Games in 2016 in Rio de Janeiro, which excludes those competing in team sports, have filed individual cases with the IPC about being allowed to compete in the 2016 Paralympics," Rozhkov told the RPC's website (www.paralymp.ru).
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Moderate exercise consists of activities like brisk walking or easy cycling that raise heart rates while still allowing us to talk to training partners, and vigorous activities are those like running, fast-paced cycling, and many team sports, including basketball and soccer, that raise heart rates into a zone where speaking is difficult.
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Act IV of the teams' long-running rivalry is guaranteed to be historic no matter how big a mismatch it appears on paper in Golden State's favor, as never before in any of North America's four major team sports have the same two teams met to decide the championship four times in a row.
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BUFFALO — For Harrison Browne, the hardest part about being the only openly transgender professional athlete in North American team sports is going from the comfort zone of the dressing room, ice rink and weight room to uncertainty in public, where strangers do not know how to address him, or which gender pronouns to use.
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"We look to the WNBA as leaders in women's professional team sports and continue to fight for the day when women's professional hockey has an infrastructure that aligns with a model like the WNBA," said Kendall Coyne Schofield, who earned gold and silver on the ice as a two-time member of the U.S. Olympic women's hockey team.
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The N.B.A. ranks as the most gender-diverse men's sports league in North American team sports, according to Richard Lapchick, the director of the University of Central Florida's Institute of Diversity and Ethics in Sport, whose research asserts that the N.B.A. has the highest percentage of women in executive positions with teams as well as the league office, ahead of the N.F.L. and Major League Baseball.
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They created a version for the Rio Olympics that was so intricate and involved—"Because there were so many events in the Olympics it was unreasonable to ask people to really research who was going to win Women's 22004m Air Pistol vs 216m," Narotsky said, "so we lumped all events into like categories, all shooting sports went together, all aquatics, all team sports and so on"—that I got stressed out just trying to understand it.
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