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  • Dale Hunter resigns from coaching the Capitals

    Posted by Jackie Semltd on 
    Friday, May 18, 2012

    Dale Hunter has stepped down as head coach of the Washington Capitals after salvaging the season with a late play-off berth and getting to within one win of the Eastern Conference final.Dale will most certainly be missed by the entire team and everyone involved. Even the team’s fans could end up missing Hunter as well. Without Dale Hunter, the Capitals probably would not have been able to come bac...

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  • Hockey News: The Russians take the preliminary games

    Posted by Jackie Semltd on 
    Thursday, May 17, 2012

    Russian hockey fans will surely be celebrating since their representing team in the Ice Hockey World Championships managed to pretty much conquer the preliminary stages of the competition. They won every one of their group’s games without much trouble at all. After beating Italy with a score of four to zero, the Russians fully secured their own team’s passage on to the next part of the competition...

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  • Hockey News: The Rangers put the Devils down

    Posted by Jackie Semltd on 
    Wednesday, May 16, 2012

    The New York Rangers, battling exhaustion as much as their opponents, drew first blood in their National Hockey League play-off against the New Jersey Devils.Back at Madison Square Garden just two days after winning their second straight seven-game series, the battle-hardened Rangers drew on their reserves of stamina to win the opening game of the Eastern Conference final 3-0. Private heliskiingAf...

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  • Ice climbing gear: types of ropes

    Posted by Jackie Semltd on 
    Tuesday, May 15, 2012

    Good quality climbing ropes are typically made with two different layers; the first layer will have long twisted up fibers that are then protected by a woven fiber which is placed around them as a type of sheath (this sheath makes up the second layer). The overall tensile strength of the rope itself comes mostly from the core and the durability of the rope is mostly due to its outer sheath layer. ...

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  • Get your hands in shape for climbing

    Posted by Jackie Semltd on 
    Monday, May 14, 2012

    In order to become a great climber, it is very important that you develop a special combination of technical skills, overall strength and flexibility as well as physical endurance. One of the defining factors that come into play to divide the best rock climbers from novices is their upper body strength. The most important strength that any climber can possess is their hand strength. Typically, onc...

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  • Sochi prepares to host the coming Olympic Games

    Posted by Jackie Semltd on 
    Friday, May 11, 2012

    The Russian Black sea resort of Sochi is ready to step into the spotlight as host of the world's next major sporting event after the London Olympics, according to 2014 Winter Games chief Dmitry Chernyshenko.Sochi, the first Russian city to have been awarded the Winter Olympics, has already staged several test events in its mountain cluster and is preparing for its last and biggest major venue test...

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  • Hockey news

    Posted by Jackie Semltd on 
    Thursday, May 10, 2012

    Helsinki witnessed Finland’s latest achievement in the world of Hockey. On Tuesday, at the Hockey World Championships, Finland managed to obtain a new victory for itself when their representing team beat Switzerland with a score of 5-2. Their victory has landed them back ahead of the competition in group H. Although they have already had two previous victories in their first two opening games agai...

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  • Take on the Fargo 2

    Posted by Jackie Semltd on 
    Wednesday, May 09, 2012

    The most important thing for you to keep in mind when you decide to ride the Fargo on a hiking and biking trip is the fact that it is a very alternative type of bike. This bike is really not made for racing through a trail at full blast while pulling tricks and jumps off. This bike is made for easy comfort and is designed to keep you comfortable on long rides. You definitely do not need to rocket ...

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  • Stay in control while you slide sideways on skis

    Posted by Jackie Semltd on 
    Tuesday, May 08, 2012

    Staying in control of your speed while you slide sideways on skis is extremely important. Without a good amount of control, you could easily end up in a lot of trouble when it comes to sliding effectively. In order to keep your speed under control, you will need to control the way you lean down the slope. By leaning further down the slope you can allow yourself to gain a little speed and by leanin...

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  • Ease the pain of catching an edge while skiing

    Posted by Jackie Semltd on 
    Monday, May 07, 2012

    Catching an edge while skiing is one of the most annoying things that can happen to a skier. Just about anyone who tries skiing will inevitably catch an edge at some point. A lot of the time, there is not enough time for you to prepare yourself for the fall and sometimes it is hard to know when it may be coming; however, if you feel you are about to catch an edge or get yourself hurt, there are th...

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