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A quote from an elite middle distance runner about winning and losing.... keep reading..
A free eBook that describes many games from indigenous Australian cultures.... keep reading..
How to avoid the most common mistake made by defensive backs when outrun by a fast receiver.... keep reading..
A fun event that makes running fun. Great for physical education classes, field days or cross-country practice.... keep reading..
A reproducible poster that reminds physcial education students that walking their dog is good exercise for them too!... keep reading..
A fundraiser with a redneck theme, in which participants play games like the hubcap toss and toilet seat horseshoes.... keep reading..
Factors you should consider when purchasing baseball gloves for your physical education classes and varsity teams.... keep reading..
A reproducible poster that describes difference between knowledge and wisdom.... keep reading..
New technology has found the best sitting posture for minimizing back strain...and it's not the traditional upright position.... keep reading..
A drill progression that teaches soccer players the side volley technique. Good for teams or physical education class.... keep reading..
A features guide that will help you to make educated decisions when buying soccer balls for school teams and physical education classes.... keep reading..
A free soccer eBook that would make an excellent textbook for your physical education volleyball unit.... keep reading..
A highly successful peaking schedule for elite hurdlers and sprinters.... keep reading..
A perfectly hit curve ball will travel farther than a fastball. Here's why.... keep reading..
An icebreaker in which participants must mingle and ask designated questions, then remember personal information about their teammates.... keep reading..
Flapping the hands makes a runner's arm action less efficient... keep reading..
A simple system of short-form notations that indicates how intense each set was in relation to the point of failure.... keep reading..
Stretching before or after workouts appears to have little affect on delayed muscle soreness.... keep reading..