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contains video content Natalie Randolph - First Female High School Football Coach (SheilaWeaver)
posted Tue March 16th @ 4:17 AM

Natalie Randolph has accepted the Head Football Coaching Position at Calvin Coolidge High School in Washington, D.C. A former student and close friend of my family, it is a honor to showcase Natalie's historic accomplishments in women sports. Outstanding teacher and coach, Natalie and her team are headed for greater heights. More »

contains video content Breast and Skin Cancer Research (SheilaWeaver)
posted Mon May 11th @ 1:45 AM

Latest news on breast Cancer and Skin Cancer More »

contains video content 5 year Old Basketball Sensation ()
posted Sun November 23rd @ 6:35 PM

amazing skills for a 5 year old More »

contains video content Knee Injuries and Concussions ()
posted Wed October 22nd @ 5:31 AM

Health Myths related to knee injuries and concussions More »

contains video content Basic Soccer Drills for Kids ()
posted Fri October 17th @ 6:57 PM

Great soccer drills for kids More »

contains video content Fitness For Kids (SheilaWeaver)
posted Fri August 15th @ 11:34 AM

Simple ways to get your kids involved in fitness activties More »

contains video content Featured Fitness and Sports Videos ()
posted Sat August 9th @ 7:28 AM

Information for parents who coach. Defensive and offensive soccer tactics. Flexibility training. Develop and sculpt your abs. More »

contains video content Back Pain (SheilaWeaver)
posted Sat August 2nd @ 12:32 AM

Series of seven video clips that will help you eleviate back pain. More »

Claim to fame: Another Olympian produced by the Tennessee State women’s track program of the 1950s and ’60s, Wyomia Tyus became the first athlete to win consecutive gold medals in the 100-meter dash when she followed her 1964 triumph at Tokyo with another in 1968 at Mexico City. A native of Griffin, 40 miles south of Atlanta, Tyus-Tillman has been inducted into the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame (1976), the National Track and Field Hall of Fame (1980), the International Women’s Sports Hall of Fame (1981) and the Atlanta Sports Hall of Fame (2006). The AJC’s Darryl Maxie caught up with her. Read More »

Beach Volleyball Approved by NCAA as Emerging Sport (null)
posted Mon May 11th 2009 @ 2:01 AM

(April 21, 2009) – The NCAA Division I Legislative Council added sand volleyball to the list of emerging sports for women, it was announced today, clearing the way for schools to use the sport toward minimum sponsorship requirements and minimum financial aid awards. NCAA Division II had already voted to add sand volleyball to the emerging sports list at the 2009 NCAA Convention in January. Read More »

Cheerleading Lawsuit (null)
posted Thu January 29th 2009 @ 6:54 AM

(CNN) -- A former high school cheerleader who sued over injuries caused when a teammate failed to catch her during a routine, lost her appeal before the Wisconsin Supreme Court on Tuesday. Read More »

Why are Fewer Women Coaching? (null)
posted Thu January 29th 2009 @ 6:42 AM