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ATHLETES PLAY DESPITE MAJOR HEALTH RISKS

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Palm Beach Post – Oct 22, 2005 – Carlos Frías – Merril Hoge’s fears were fading. He was working out again, running, lifting weights. Concussions had ended his NFL career and put his future health in jeopardy. But a year after the hit that finally put him out of football, he was having doubts about […]

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SPORTS PSYCHOLOGISTS PROVIDE NEEDED EDGE

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Special to FOXSports.com – Oct 22, 2005 – Dan Weil – As sports have turned into big business, the use of sport psychologists has mushroomed. Teams and athletes are looking for any kind of edge they can get, and experts are quick to point out that the mental game is key to athletic performance. Roland […]

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FANS FINALLY GET A FIX OF THEIR NHL HOCKEY

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National Post of Canada – Oct 6, 2005 – Mark Spector – EDMONTON – The National Hockey League’s lockout lasted 301 days, with the two factions finally settling in July. As such, last night’s games marked the most anticipated slate on Opening Night since players with names like Newsy, Hap and Punch wore striped sleeves […]

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FIGHTING IN HOCKEY IDIOTIC

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Bloomberg Wire Service – Oct 5, 2005 – Scott Soshnick – Hockey Missed Chance to End Fighting – National Hockey League Commissioner Gary Bettman, whose league hits the ice tonight after a labor dispute wiped out last season, contends that fighting is a necessary part of his sport. Absolutely, positively gotta have it, he says. […]

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C’MON, SMASH SOME RACKETS!

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ESPN.com – Sept 2, 2005 – Patrick Hruby, Page 2 Columnist – Wasteful, infantile, wantonly destructive. All of this is true. Yet to hear Bud Collins tell it, there’s an even better reason tennis players are discouraged from smashing their rackets. “It can be dangerous,” the longtime tennis commentator says. Collins laughs. He speaks from […]

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EIGHT KEYS TO SUCCESSFUL MENTAL PERFORMANCE

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Palm Beach Post – Oct 21, 2004 – David Fox- Youth Sports Extra: Coach’s Corner – John F. Murray, clinical and sports performance psychologist: This week’s tip: Eight keys to successful mental performance Quote: “Treat these mental skills the same as physical skills. They cannot be ignored.” “After games, ask your self how you did […]

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KICK TO THE PSYCHE

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Palm Beach Post – Sept 8, 2004 – Tom D’Angelo – TALLAHASSEE â€? Fate cannot be that cruel. It can’t happen again. Five failures in 13 seasons. Three times since the turn of the century. If Florida State’s hopes of beating Miami on Friday in the Orange Bowl come down to a field goal, Xavier […]

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UBEROI QUALIFIES

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Sun Sentinel – Aug 28, 2004 – Charles Bricker – With her father, Mahesh, frequently calling out from behind the sideline fence, “Come on, Tiger,” Shikha Uberoi, 21, of Boca Raton, qualified for her first Grand Slam by defeating Vilmarie Castellvi 6-4, 6-2. It’s the first time since 1996 that a woman of Indian heritage […]

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OTHER EARLY RETIREES UNDERSTAND WILLIAMS’ EXIT

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Newark Star Ledger – Aug 12, 2004 – Pete Iorizzo – To the fans, teammates, former players (yes, even you, Barry Sanders) and media members who have been haranguing Ricky Williams, Robert Smith has a message: Back off. Smith, who abruptly walked away from the Minnesota Vikings after the 2000 season, said he understands why […]

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