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April 2, 2014 •
Blog, Sports •
David King •
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According to Toronto Maple Leafs coach Randy Carlyle, a quiet dressing room is a “sure, tell sign” of the “shock factor, the depressed whatever state you want,” which is exactly what the Leafs are feeling after a continuous 8-game loss. It isn’t even really a strange thing to watch as the Leafs once again make [&hellip...;
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March 26, 2014 •
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Toronto Maple Leafs’ goalie James Reimer has not been the only one receiving harsh criticism over the team’s losing streak. His wife has unthinkably gotten some backlash as well, with one irate fan tweeting that she’s “garbage”. Reimer commented...
March 19, 2014 •
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Steve Nash has had a difficult couple of years. The 40-year-old, two-time NBA MVP point guard has been plagued with back and leg injuries that have forced him to be sidelined for pretty much the entirety of his 2013-2014 season, having played only 10 games....
March 12, 2014 •
Blog, Social, Sports •
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Wrestling in general is not known to bring tears to a person’s eyes, let alone to the crowd in attendance, but that’s exactly what happened during a high school wrestling championship in St. Paul, Minnesota. Mitchell McKee, who attends St. Michael...
March 5, 2014 •
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David King •
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Jon Singleton has a great deal going for him at the moment and is considered the top first-base prospect in baseball. He is also being lauded as the player that is expected to bring the Houston Astros out of its straight 100-loss season. However, Singleton...
February 26, 2014 •
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Being a head coach for the NHL during the Olympics has to be an odd feeling. Not only are you managing players with diverse backgrounds, but you may even manage a team that consists of players that will be on opposite sides of the ice during the Olympics,...
February 13, 2014 •
Blog, Culture, Entertainment, Sports •
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American Shaun White went into this year’s Olympics at Sochi expecting to walk away with his third consecutive gold medal, a feat that only seven people have done. Instead, the much-favoured snowboarder walked away with nothing, placing fourth in the...
February 6, 2014 •
Blog, Health, Sports •
David King •
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Wheat isn’t the same grain as it was centuries ago. Thanks to genetic modification, today’s wheat has turned on us, possibly doing more harm than good. As unbelievable as it may sound, the wheat grain has been found to drastically raise blood sugar levels...
February 6, 2014 •
Health, In the Magazine, Sports •
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Achieve speed, strength and greater performance by recruiting more motor units with Cluster Training. As a strength coach, my job is to help athletes achieve high levels of relative strength. To get my clients feeling stronger and achieving higher sports ...
February 6, 2014 •
City, In the Magazine, Sports •
David King •
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{ written by Myles Valentin } If you play your cards right, you’ll find that the house doesn’t always win. If you toss a coin in the air there’s a 50% chance that it will land on heads and, likewise, a 50% chance that it will land on tails. So if...
