Sports

Football in the U.S. is big business. And making the roster of the NFL Pro Bowl can establish a player as one of the best at his position, raising his visibility and leading to lucrative contracts and endorsement possibilities. So who gets to play, and how did this exhibition get started anyway?

By Lance Looper

In order to get the most out of your tailgating experience, you'll need to be well-prepared for the big day. Here's a quick list of tips and tricks to ensure your next tailgate party goes off as planned.

By Christopher Neiger

When you're loading up the RV for three days of tailgating, what kinds of things should you pack -- besides your foam finger and your face paint? Are there other ways to show support for your favorite team?

By Clint Pumphrey

No, fantasy football has nothing to do with Megan Fox arriving at your front door with two tickets to the Super Bowl. But it can offer bragging rights and a chance to show your superior knowledge of the gridiron.

By John Kelly

If you're a football fan, you probably want to know every detail about your favorite players. But do you know how your team's quarterback is rated?

By Thomas Moore

If you like watching baseball, there's an easy way for you to get even more involved in the game than merely sitting in the stands. A baseball scorecard lets you record every detail of the action on the field.

By Patrick E. George

In addition to being practical on the golf course, golf carts have a lot of uses that reach beyond traversing the back nine. In fact, in some communities, golf carts are the main means of transportation.

By Jamie Page Deaton

Golfers who dig the long ball also dig long golf courses. Usually, golf courses are measured in yards, but Australia's Nullarbor Links is so long that it's measured in kilometers.

By Josh Clark

"A good walk spoiled" is how Mark Twain described the sport of golf. But golf greats and addicted amateurs would beg to differ. Where did this sport begin and how has it evolved?

By Nicholas Gerbis

A golf simulator installed in your home or office can mimic the real game while also improving your skills. So if you're a real golf fanatic, you may want to learn more about these high-tech machines.

By Patrick E. George

When the stack and tilt swing hit the media, many long-time golfers pushed back their visors and scratched their heads. This swing runs counter to the traditional golf swing. But for some golfers, it really works. Why?

By Nicholas Gerbis

Too often your golf game may be soured by a wicked slice or a ball that winds up in water. But before you throw down your clubs in frustration, read these 10 tips to improve your swing.

By Gerlinda Grimes

Can you name Canada's two official sports? How about the second most popular sport in the United States? We can tell you. Your teammates are going to be dazzled by your newfound trivia.

Some of the rules and equipment of youth basketball differ from the game played by older athletes and professionals, but learning the basics can be fundamental for kids' personal and physical growth. As a coach, how can you prepare them to play?

By Alexander Page

Coaching a youth football team takes more than just a love for the sport. What ideas, skills and strategies do you need to emphasize to get your players game-ready?

By Gina Fisher

If your child is one of the 3 million registered youth soccer players in the U.S., then you may find yourself coaching a team one day. What rules, skills and techniques do you need to teach your players?

By Sarah Rutland

You have balls, bats, gloves and a group of eager children ready to play America's favorite pastime. What rules, skills and drills do you need to teach young players as a Little League baseball coach?

By Gina Fisher

You may be an accomplished skater with impressive puck-handling skills, but teaching children to play hockey can still be challenging. How can you succeed at coaching youth hockey?

By Rebecca Regan

You may have a great serve and a killer spike, but it takes more than skills and sports experience to coach youth volleyball.

By Sarah Siddons

From sprints and hurdles to pole vaults and high jumps, the term "track and field" encompasses a variety of events. How can you be a successful youth coach for all of these sports?

By Rebecca Regan

: Introducing your children to the game of golf can be a rewarding experience for both you and your kids. What's the best way to teach your children to golf?

By Alexander Page

Some of the rules of tennis might initially be confusing for many children -- and perhaps a few adults, too. What are some ways to make the game fun while teaching it to kids?

By Rebecca Regan

Coaching youth sports can mean more than dealing with the kids' immature behavior. Sometimes their parents act that way, too. As a coach, how can you prevent this from happening?

By Jane McGrath

Getting kids interested in sports might be easy, but keeping them motivated could be a little more difficult. Try these tips to help your kids stick with their sport once they've started.

By Kalynn Bardolph

As your kid begins playing sports, there's going to be a call for a parent to volunteer as team coach and spend the next several months attempting to herd cats. If the coaching position is going to be filled by a random parent, why shouldn't it be you?

By Tom Scheve