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    Running through illness

    ByBlaine Moore October 2, 2005

    A problem that will face every athlete at some point in their career is, “What should I do now that I am sick?” Some folks will stick to their workout plans no matter how they feel, ignoring little things like illness or injury. Other people will take the slightest excuse to back off or take…

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  • Sports

    Red Sox are killin’ me, heah…

    ByBlaine Moore October 1, 2005

    The Red Sox are killing me…I tried to watch the entire game against the Yankees, but went for a run at the top of the 8th. Despite being down 5-2 after 1 and a half innings, I took it as a good sign that Randy Johnson had already thrown the ball over 50 times. So…

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  • News

    Long Island development presses forward

    ByBlaine Moore October 1, 2005

    The Lighthouse Development Group and Reckson Associates have announced a partnership to develop the Long Island Lighthouse Project. It will be a commercial, retail, and residential area that will surround Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum.

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  • Equipment

    Captains of Crush grippers for strength training

    ByBlaine Moore September 30, 2005

    Chris D. over at Strength News has just received his Captains of Crush Trainer Gripper by IronMind Enterprises and seems well pleased with them. They are basically the same as grippers you would buy at a sporting goods store, except that they require a lot more effort to close. IronMind has them available in 60…

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    Lamon Brewster keeps heavyweight title over Luan Krasniqi

    ByBlaine Moore September 29, 2005

    Lamon Brewster defeated Luan Krasniqi to retain his heavyweight belt. It was a fair on even match through 8 rounds, when Brewster floored Krasniqi. Brewster is now 33-2. (Brewster’s home page)

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    Alex Bogomolov Jr suspended by ITF

    ByBlaine Moore September 28, 2005

    Alex Bogomolov Jr has recently been suspended for taking illegal drugs by the ITF. The drug that he took, Salbutamol, is allowed with a therapeutic use exemption, but Bogomolov did not have one. He has only been suspended for a month and a half, however, since he was taking it to treat asthma rather than…

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  • Fitness | Workout Tips

    Core Fitness with a Swiss Ball

    ByBlaine Moore September 27, 2005

    The Health and Fitness Blog has a great animated gif of a core fitness routine using a swiss ball. I have worked this into my workout regimens at times and it is a nice break from just doing situps and crunches.

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  • News | Technology

    DNA tests can determine your athletic inclinations

    ByBlaine Moore September 27, 2005

    If there was a DNA test that determined what kind of sports you could excel at, would you take it? The Australian Institute of Sport has developed a few and is testing whether or not they can be used to help train their athletes.

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  • Fitness | Workout Tips

    Sore Muscles

    ByBlaine Moore September 26, 2005

    Sore muscles plague everybody at some point in their lives; athletes just tend to control when it happens a little easier. Two days ago, I hiked up Mount Washington and then back down. Yesterday morning I was a bit sore, but I felt fine on my four mile jig jog (I would have gone further,…

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  • Fitness | Personal

    Mount Washington

    ByBlaine Moore September 25, 2005

    Mount Washington stands almost 2 kilometers above sea level and is the tallest mountain in the north eastern US. Yesterday, I hiked up and down Mount Washington.

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