Showing posts with label sports. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sports. Show all posts

Shock Absorber Women's Run Sports Bra



Soft, seamless inner reduces friction. Wide, padded, non-slip straps with advanced technology. Reflective tape across cups for high visibility when running outdoors. Fully back opening for easy on and off. Soft, non-rub hook and eye for comfort. Moisture-wicking, advanced sports performance fabrics.

Price: $68.00


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Mini Sports Balls Basketball Baseball Soccerball Small Toys



Six 2 inch foam sports balls. Great for office stress relievers or hand exercisers. Squeeze and throw around the office to ease the tension and have a break. Kids love them for lots of soft safe fun inside or outside. Get your toddler hooked on sports early. Perfect Sports party favors.

Price: $19.99


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Mens Coolmax Running Exercise Training Euro Sports



Mens Euro design running exercise training tee is made from coolmax performance fabrics. Coolmax is soft, lightweight, breathable, quick drying, strong and easy care high aesthetic high performance fiber specially used for highend sportswear. The final product is finished with hydrophylic treatment. This extremely light fiber is the perfect answer to sportswear clothing with an unequaled feel of coolness and comfort with unique water diffusion and wicking properties.

Price: $ 25


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Spine and Sports Chiro to Host Fitness Lecture



“It’s my goal to get people off prescriptions and off a surgical table and back to functioning at 100 percent.” That’s according to Dr. Tim Dunne who is hosting a free fitness lecture at 6 PM Tuesday, July 30 at his office at 215 East Watauga, Suite 100 in Johnson City. Dr. Tim Dunne, who co-owns the chiropractic practice with his wife, Dr. Cindy Dunne, says, “Health comes from your body and not from medications or procedures.”


“Ultimately there is an easy-to-follow recipe for a healthy lifestyle.  Get more oxygen to your brain with healthy chiropractic, drink mineralized water, eat alkaline food, exercise six times per week, get massage, wear orthotics, sleep on a good mattress and have a daily meditation/prayer time,” he says. Dr. Dunne adds, “Health is defined in Dorland’s Medical Text as ‘functioning at or near 100%.’ The first system developed from conception is the Central Nervous System comprising the brain and spine. Every cell in your body requires nerves and blood, without nerves it is called paralysis and without blood it is called necrosis. Chiropractic maintains the brain to cell connection allowing normal communication and normal function.”


Dr. Dunne is available for health centered lunch and learns and health screenings for area churches and businesses interested in promoting a healthy lifestyle for their workforce and congregations. For more information “like” Spine & Sports Chiro on Facebook.
Drop by at 6 PM next Tuesday, July 30 for the fitness lecture. You may also email dunnechiro@gmail.com or call 423-388-3643 for more information.


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Rubbermaid 5A43 38-by-36-by-18-Inch Sports Gear Storage Station



Rubbermaid 5A4300BLARD Red & Black Sports Station Rubbermaid 5A4300BLARD Red & Black Sports Station Features: Sports station Organize bats, balls, rackets, helmets and more Holds up to 20 bats or sticks Removable mesh bag allows for ball storage Easy to assemble No tools required Will not rust, dent, rot or peel Red and Black 18" x 36" x 37"

Price: $42.00


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San Francisco Giants Gym Workout Exercise Sports Bath Multi-Use Cooling Towel



After a long workout, do you need an hour or more just to cool down? Cut that time down significantly when you use this sports-themed cooling towel after exercising! The towel is made out of a special material which, when applied, will make you feel up to 20 degrees cooler. Plus, it features your favorite team's logo on the towel for that extra team spirit! This towel will cool you down while your team pride stays hot. T


his cooling towel represents your favorite team w/ a bright team logo. Energizes & refreshes you in every situation. 100% PVA. It has multiple uses: during and after the gym, a workout, exercising, sports like football, soccer, basketball, hiking, etc. Also good for home use. The possibilities are limitless. This towel is to be hand washed only, line dry, immerse in water to activate, wring out excess water. Do not machine wash or dry. Do not iron. Do not use bleach.


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USA Pro Sports Bra Creates High Impact



With underwear being the essential foundation for any good gym kit women’s fitness brand USA Pro have added a brand new high impact sports bra to their range. Designed to provide comfort and support during any activity the bra is made for women who are serious about fitness and includes the following features:

• Cross straps for extra comfort and support


• Removable cups to ensure you have the correct level of support whatever the activity


• Padded shoulder straps for comfort


• Stay visible reflective print on the front and back


Great for wearing in training sessions and gym classes, the Ladies USA Pro Sports Bra designed with racerback, adjustable straps ensures a secure and customisable fit. With lightly padded cups and a soft lining, this ladies fitness bra also provides next to skin comfort whilst you train.


The sports bra also benefits from the breathable PRO-Dry fabric with sweat wicking properties to keep you cool and dry as you train. Available in basic black and white the bra will slot in perfectly with your work out wardrobe.


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Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference Tabs My Sports Dreams as Fundraising Partner



The Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference announced today that it has named My Sports Dreams as an official fundraising partner. Specializing in working with college and scholastic athletic programs nationwide, My Sports Dreams will provide Jayhawk member teams with the ability to raise significant sums of money for operating expenses without requiring student-athletes to sell products.

Organized in 1923, the Jayhawk Conference is one of the NJCAA’s most prolific. Its 19 member institutions have won more than 100 National Championships in 12 different sports, and hundreds of former Jayhawk athletes have gone pro in their respective sports.  


“The KJCCC is the home of some of the best competition at the junior college level, but like most small schools, our members have been hit hard by the state of the economy,” said KJCCC Commissioner Bryce Roderick. “We feel that My Sports Dreams will help our programs continue to run at a high level and make our conference one of the best in the nation.”  


My Sports Dreams is already familiar to many athletic programs in the Jayhawk State. Both the Kansas Basketball Coaches Association and the Kansas Association of Baseball Coaches endorse the company and its “product-less” approach to raising money.


"Community college athletics may not have the ‘big-time’ rep of their NCAA counterparts, but those programs are just as vital to the development of student-athletes,” said Tom Hess, Vice President of Sales at My Sports Dreams. “We’re looking forward to helping the teams of the KJCCC and the outstanding young men and women attending these institutions.”


For more information on the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference and its members, visit www.kjccc.org.


For additional info or questions about My Sports Dreams, contact VP of Sales Tom Hess at (800) 376-5988 x313 or tom@mysportsdreams.com, or visit www.mysportsdreams.com/th.


About My Sports Dreams: My Sports Dreams is one of the nation’s leading sports fundraisers. To date, their unique sales-free system has helped over 18,000 programs at all levels raise thousands of dollars quickly and easily. For additional information, please contact Jordan Kern, Co-Founder at 1-800-376-5988 x300 or Jordan@MySportsDreams.com, or visit www.mysportsdreams.com/pr.


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Oregon Films and Pushplay Produce “Sports Video Of The Year”



Oregon Films and Pushplay Productions were nominated for a College Sports video award for their work on the 2009 Football Season Highlight video. Oregon Films, headed by Producer Steve Pohl and the Pushplay team, lead by Director/Producer Jayson Bosteder took home the College Sports Media Award (CSMA) in the Collegiate 1: Special Feature category for their work on the University of Oregon 2009 Football Season Highlights Video.

Along with winning in their category, the Oregon Films/Pushplay Productions team was the overall winner, taking home the 2010 College Sports Video of the Year award, which included entries from commercial television networks. The awards were announced at the College Sports Video Summit in Atlanta, Georgia June 8-9, sponsored by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) and the Sports Video Group (SVG). 2010 College Sports Media Awards.


The college sports video marketplace is divided by the College Sports Media Awards into three categories (Collegiate 1 for schools and conferences that compete in Division 1 football; Collegiate 2 for all other schools and their conferences; Corporate/Media for broadcasters and advertising agencies), each featuring the best live events, special features, and promotional videos.


Over 130 entries were submitted to the three categories representing outstanding college sports video productions from universities and colleges across the country, along with commercial college sports videos produced by major television networks and ad agencies. However Oregon, the University of Miami, and Fairfield University were the only Division I schools honored with nominations in two of the three categories.
http://www.csvsummit.com/college-sports-media-awards/


Oregon Films and Pushplay Productions Team: Steve Pohl – Producer, Jayson Bosteder – Director, Editor, Camera Operator; Curtis McCain – Motion Graphics, Graphics, Assistant Camera; Michael Miller – Motion Graphics/Composite Work; Meg Weber; McKenzie Stubbert; Ethan Shields
http://www.Pushplaypro.com  http://www.vimeo.com/pushplay


As an in-house production company working with a professional group of independent contractors, we can meet the needs of any size project for diverse clientele from individuals & groups, to non-profit organizations, communities, and national corporations.


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College Sports Fans, Spirit Pen Wants to Hear From You.



Spirit Pen Promotions is launching a new campaign to attract the College Sports Fan. Many times the college fan is overlooked despite the fact their love of their team does not change after graduation or moving to a new town. Their loyalty is unmatched by most. Spirit Pen Promotions wants to know what you want out of a face paint bundle specific to your school's spirit store.

 "The College Fan is far too often overlooked or taken for granted. Those marketing to colleges do not take the students or fans into consideration. The products available are slow to evolve and is far too often out of the hands of the most important people involved, the fans and the students. It's our aim to bring their input in to find out how to best serve them as opposed to how they can best serve us.", Joe Swantack, CEO Spirit Pen Promotions.


 Spirit Pen is gaining strength among pro sports "SUPERFANS" due to it's ease of application, a roll on. Yes a roll  on face and body paint that does dries fast and is non-toxic, has FDA approved ingredients, smudge proof, sweat proof, water resistant, water based not to mention will not stain. Used by Superfans, NFL players Like Clark Haggans and LFL's Liz Gorman and professional performers.


 "It's time to get this stuff in the hands of the college fan. It's the best on the market, the easiest to use and it washes off with plain old soap and water. It's a perfect fit for the college fan. For those still in school, they can go to a game, go back to the dorm, wash it off in 3 to 5 minutes and be on with their schedule.",  Bob Fitzgerald, Director of Operations Spirit Pen Promotions.


So what are we asking?


What Colors do you want?


Do you want the colors separate or in a pack?


Do you want your School's Logo on the pens?


Any other feedback you would like to provide.


Spirit Pen Want's to hear from you.


Please contact us at:


http://face-painting.co/contact-us/


Or visit us at our home page:


http://face-painting.co/


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Rivalbook Releases Mobile App to College Sports Community



Rivalbook LLC, the leading provider of mobile applications for the sports community, enabling social connections between fans and sports teams to collaborate, today announced the official launch of the iTunes version of Tablegaters mobile application. http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/tablegaters/id507970998?ls...
The Tablegaters mobile app will allow you to post the details of your college teams’ events for game watching for both basketball and football along with a photo to our national database.  Fans can also download this iTunes mobile app for free for a limited time and find events from anywhere in the country with details of location, email address, contact information, and venue website links. Tablegaters will also provide a google map overlay for exact location of the venue and access to posting events via Facebook and Twitter as well as easy access with Facebook login.

The Rivalbook™ company provides the best mobile apps for sports, college sports and their communities as well as their fans and the teams they support. With the introduction of Tablegaters the college sports community has now expanded it’s reach by leveraging a key resource, a mobile presence that allows you fast and easy access to your college alumni community and the venues in which they will view your team’s game. Tablegaters will provide a way for college alumni, fans and college team sports clubs to spread the word via Facebook and Twitter to allow for maximum exposure and support.


“Our goal is make college sports and viewing college games a ubiquitous and social collaboration experience,” said Jo Ann Stadtmueller, co-founder and CMO, Rivalbook.  “We have made it easier for alumni fans to view college games in a social environment with one another anytime, anywhere and to share the fun with their friends on social media”


“Viewing your alumni college games with friends and other alumni has now been made easier with the advent of Tablegaters, on the road for business, no matter where I am, I am able to find a venue with instant friends to watch my college basketball team’s game together,” said Dave Williams, co-founder and CCO, Rivalbook.


“This app will help to change the way we enjoy our favorite past times with fellow alumni and club members by making locations of viewing venues an easy one step process with just one click of the Tablegaters mobile app” stated Joel Goobich, co-founder and COO, Rivalbook.


About Rivalbook


Rivalbook’s mission is to connect local sports teams, college sports teams and professional sports teams with alumni, clubs, rivals and fans to the game. Showing support is essential to all sports and the game the athletes play. Rivalbook wishes to be the essential mobile app that fans go to for community involvement, collaboration, support and team spirit.


The company was founded in May 2011, in Charleston, South Carolina by three founding partners; Joel Goobich, Jo Ann Stadtmueller and Dave Williams. More information can be found at http://rivalbook.spruz.com/ . Rivalbook is a trademark of Rivalbook, LLC.
Sports Fans Unite! ™


The Rivalbook™ company provides the best mobile apps for professional sports, olympic sports, college sports and their communities as well as their fans and the teams they support.


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My Sports Dreams Unveils New Digital Fundraising Strategy



My Sports Dreams has now made it even easier for teams to launch a student-driven fundraising campaign.
Using My Sports Dreams’ new online digital system, athletes will be able to complete their part of the campaign in less than a half-hour’s time from any computer.

My Sports Dreams will set up a new secure team web page for each client. Coaches will get the link and forward it to their student-athletes, who will log onto the site to input contact names and addresses so My Sports Dreams can print, sign, and mail their sponsorship letters.

“We take care of most of the legwork, making it even easier than ever for coaches to get their campaigns done,” said Jordan Kern, My Sports Dreams Co-Founder and VP of Marketing.

The “on-demand” printing system will allow My Sports Dreams to get their mailers out within 48 hours after contacts are entered.

The new system is also much more in tune with coaches’ needs, as My Sports Dreams will keep them updated on the status of each athlete’s progress – allowing them to prevent procrastination.

“The ability to raise money over the summer can also be a huge benefit to any team, especially those who play in the fall,” said Tom Hess, My Sports Dreams VP of Sales. “With this digital system, they can complete their campaign and reap the rewards before the new school year even begins!”

For additional information or questions about My Sports Dreams, contact VP of Sales Tom Hess at (800) 376-5988 x313 or tom@MySportsDreams.com, or visit www.mysportsdreams.com/pr.

About My Sports Dreams: My Sports Dreams is one of the nation’s leading sports fundraisers. To date, their unique sales-free system has helped over 18,000 programs at all levels raise thousands of dollars quickly and easily. For additional information, please contact Jordan Kern, Co-Founder at 1-800-376-5988 x300 or Jordan@MySportsDreams.com, or visit www.MySportsDreams.com/pr.

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Sports Recruiting Services is helping HS athletes get recruited!



College is not a 4 year commitment, it's a Lifetime decision. Take control of your student athlete recruiting process and earn the scholarship you deserve.  Sports play an major role in the college placement process.  There are many colleges that offer scholarships at the Divisions I, II and III levels, but many of the coaches do not have the time or money to find you. It's up to you to find the College and the coaches that best fit your Athlete Profile. Have SRS help you connect with those coaches.

We have ongoing research to find out what coaches are looking for and we have developed a database of every coach, in every sport at the NCAA Division I, II, and III levels.  We continually update our recruiting database to maintain its accuracy so we can provide a high level of professional service to our prospects.

The clock is ticking!  Contact us today at 215-489-SRS1 (7771) to get the process started.

This service allows student athletes the opportunity to connect with NCAA coaches by building profiles of Academic and Athletic information as well as sharing their Video highlights with NCAA coaches at all levels.

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The other side of mediocre Another divsion 1 college sports article



The other side of mediocre another division 1 college sports.

#88: Western Michigan
Schedule strength: 79
Roster strength: 107
Overall potential: 62

The short on the Broncos:

Western Michigan can score, but still has a long way to go on defense. Senior quarterback Alex Carder is a very good offensive leader, and has come a long way in cutting down on mental mistakes. His go-to players will likely be running backs Tevin Drake and Brian Fields, and receiver Darrin Duncan and Justin Collins. And there are several freshmen receivers that may see time as well. The big question on how far the Broncos go this season is how well the defense responds. One of the worst last year, new defensive coordinator Rich Nagy has a lot of holes to fill.

#87: Hawaii
Schedule strength: 73
Roster strength: 85
Overall potential: 90

The short on the Warriors:

Norm Chow will once again go with the pro-style offense even though there isn't a quarterback set in stone. Receiver Billy Ray Stutzmann is the one bright spot on offense. A lot of unproven talent makes up the rest of the offense. Over on defense, a few holes need to be addressed, but several returners on defense are back and the overall strength is adequate at best. The Warriors will struggle unless the team melds fast.

#86: Minnesota
Schedule strength: 90
Roster strength: 72
Overall potential: 84

The short on the Gophers:

Big Ten play is what hurts the Gophers every year. A lot of elite teams at the top kills Minnesota year in and year out. And that won't be any different this year. Inconsistent play by the defense last season must improve this season, and a non-existant running game on offense and no star power players leave too many questions to answer.

#85: Louisiana-Lafayette
Schedule strength: 85
Roster strength: 95
Overall potential: 63

The short on the Rajun Cajuns:

A brutal schedule and a young roster spell the potential for a long season. But on the bright side, second year head coach Mark Hudspeth took the team to a bowl in his first season. So the Cajuns have the inspiration and pieces in place on offense. The lone weak link on offense is tight end. The bad: The defense is very green and is why Louisiana-Lafayette will fall backwards this campaign.

#81-84:
From good to bad
#84: Marshall
Schedule strength: 78
Roster strength: 67
Overall potential: 97

The short on the Herd:

Marshall has a suspect offense and defense that will doom the Herd if the holes aren't plugged. The good news is that the quarterback, running backs, and receivers are all back. The bad news is everyone else is green or has had limited playing time. The offensive line must get stronger to allow the plays to develop. And the same can be said about the defense. Marshall allowed opposing offenses to score at will and had to play catchup last season. There needs to be more aggressive play on both sides of the ball if Marshall is to sneak into a bowl this year.

#83: San Diego State
Schedule strength: 65
Roster strength: 97
Overall potential: 74

The short on the Aztecs:

Second year head coach Rocky Long caught everyone by surprise last season with an 8-5 record. But there is trouble brewing this season. Graduation cost the Aztecs their best quarterback ever, Ryan Lindley, and the two QBs on the roster have had little play time. There are a couple big names on offense: tight end Gavin Escobar and receiver Osmond Nicholas. Graduation also decimated the defensive front line with only one returning starter. The Aztecs will need to come out of the gate ready to play if San Diego State wants a return trip to a bowl this season.

#82: Iowa State
Schedule strength: 67
Roster strength: 87
Overall potential: 81

The short on the Cyclones:

A weak roster and a questionable defense, especially against the elite schools of the Big Twelve, remain two sticking points for Iowa State. It will be another subpar season for the Cyclones.

#81: Boston College
Schedule strength: 70
Roster strength: 63
Overall potential: 101

The short on the Eagles:

Boston College has been on the slide the past few years and repeated bad calls and misuse of talent by the coaching staff leads one to wonder if this years squad really stands a chance. BC brought in another new offensive coordinator, Kevin Rogers, the 4th in two years, to fix matters. The Eagles will have three wide receivers, Colin Larmond, Bobby Swigert, and Alex Amidon, as the main targets on offense this year. But a weak front line and a defense that couldn't stop anything last season will spell trouble this year.

#77-80:
Still some questions
#80: Kentucky
Schedule strength: 75
Roster strength: 62
Overall potential: 96

The short on the Wildcats:

Kentucky took a step backwards last season under Joker Phillips and without a proven quarterback this season the Wildcats will be taking another step backwards. Play in the strongest conference will not be in Kentucky's favor either. Holes on defense will prove costly as the Wildcats will struggle this year.

#79: Syracuse
Schedule strength: 82
Roster strength: 65
Overall potential: 83

The short on the Orange:

Syracuse went from a contender to a pretender as last season unfolded. And the outlook this year is bleak. Holes that sprung up on both the offensive and defensive lines last year have not been addressed. There are several quality players on the roster that could shine, if given the opportunity. But who will be the starting quarterback? Syracuse will struggle in their final year in the Big East.

#78: Temple
Schedule strength: 54
Roster strength: 76
Overall potential: 94

The short on the Owls:

A couple new faces on the offensive coaching staff leave a question mark on team preparedness. The go to players will be running back Matt Brown, tight ends Cody Booth and Wyatt Benson, as well as wide receiver Deon Miller. The defense doesn't have any star power, and had to be rebuilt due to graduations costing the d-line 6 starters from a year ago. How the Owls come together remains to be seen.

#77: Wake Forest
Schedule strength: 77
Roster strength: 69
Overall potential: 78

The short on the Deacons:

Somehow Wake Forest has found ways to salvage a season and make it to a bowl the past few years. Slow starts to a season and playing catchup to end the season seems to be the trend with the Deacons. Quarterback Tanner Price came on strong last season to send the Deacons to a bowl last year. He is back as is wide receiver Chris Givens, who will once again be Price's main target. Expect another so-so year.

#73-76:
No team chemistry
#76: Washington State
Schedule strength: 99
Roster strength: 55
Overall potential: 68

The short on the Cougars:

The good. Washington State has a good, but not great, overall roster. The bad. Playing in what may be a tough Pac 12 this season. The Cougars also need to come ready to play. In too many games last season, they either collapsed or never showed up at all. Who will be the team leader? Three quarterbacks are on the roster and not one has shown it wants the leader role.

#75: East Carolina
Schedule strength: 74
Roster strength: 73
Overall potential: 75

The short on the Pirates:

Winning the big games remains a number one priority for East Carolina. The Pirates have beaten the schools they were expected to win against, but East Carolina is still not ready for prime time against the big boys. Another issue is who will lead their offense. A new and unproven quarterback is one huge sticking point.

#74: Mississippi
Schedule strength: 87
Roster strength: 40
Overall potential: 93

The short on the Rebels:

Can we say "ditto"? A good but not great roster, mixed in with a brutal conference schedule, this time the SEC. Enter new head coach Hugh Freeze, brought in to help get the Rebels out of a long conference winless slump. But without the explosiveness that define most other SEC schools on offense, plus having no star power.

#73: Colorado
Schedule strength: 91
Roster strength: 36
Overall potential: 89

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