The Importance of Pre-Performance Routines
By Caitlin Haworth |
Have you ever watched a baseball game and seen a hitter walk up to the plate swinging the bat, touching seemingly...
It Cannot be Seen Until it is Believed
By Dr. Rodney J. Blackman |
In sports, and in life, we have a generally well-conceived idea for what it means to be a “good...
Armour: No Place for Cheerleaders in the NFL in 2018
By Nancy Armour |
The Houston Texans aren’t even bothering with the pretense.
On their website is a photo gallery of the finalists from last weekend’s...
Euthanizing the Collegiate Model and the Potential Impact on Gender Equity
By Tom Tallach, Ed. D. |
A recent upsurge of litigation and policy debate has besieged the traditional collegiate model. Lawsuits have included arguments over...
A Sporting Life in Korea
By Don Porter
With the recent conclusion of the Winter Olympics, I recall Leaving South Korea in May 1952 via Pusan on a troop ship...
If I Had a Tail…
Mac-n-cheese dinners – Members Only – Late night Crockett and Tubbs – The Breakfast Club – The Grapevine – Zuma Beach – Helmets? –...
International Women’s Month: Title IX Made a Profound Impact on American Sports
As the world celebrates International Women’s Day and International Women’s Month, nothing has impacted American sports and universities more than the landmark 1970s Title...
Billie Jean King was a Women’s Rights Pioneer
It is International Women’s Day. It is also Women’s History Month, a celebration of women’s accomplishments that began as a local event in Santa...
It’s Okay to not be Okay
If you know me, you would know that I like to have the appearance of having it together all the time. If you know...
Owen: The Olympic Truce – What is it Really Good For?
This will probably seem like an odd time for me to write critically about the Olympic truce.
Haven’t we just witnessed the Peace Olympics, with...
