The holidays are winding down and many of us are about to do something we do every year with mixed results – resolve to get fit in the New Year. The problem is that many of us turn to expensive workout DVDs that start gathering dust after about six weeks . . . if we… Continue Reading
It’s never easy losing a starter to injury. It’s even harder when that starter happens to be a seven-time All-Star, recognized as one of the best in the world. Just ask Silver Stars Coach Dan Hughes. First, he lost guard Becky Hammon to a broken finger for the first 10 games of the season. Then,… Continue Reading
In tennis as in most sports, major upsets by their very nature tend to be memorable. Unless they occur in the championship game, however, upsets rarely outshine the eventual championship play. This year’s Wimbledon may be one of those exceptions. On the men’s side, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer failed to make the quarterfinals. Perhaps… Continue Reading