
4 questions to ask yourself when buying a table tennis table
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4 questions to ask yourself when buying a table tennis table
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How to set up a dart board
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How high should I hang my dart board and where? How far from dart board to oche? Find out our tips for setting up your dart board.
How to set up a dart board
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SUMMIT Proudly Supporting the Pacific Youth Rugby Festival
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SUMMIT Proudly Supporting the Pacific Youth Rugby Festival
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Soccer- Is it called football or soccer? We answer the age old question
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Is it called football or soccer? Today, it is officially called football, but soccer was used in the 1800s and was widely adopted as the correct term for the sport. It was England that reverted back to Football in the 1900s, and this has become the professional name in most countries. But there are a few countries that still use the term soccer, and usually that country has other sports they call football – Gridiron (American football), AFL (Australian rules football), Canadian football, Gaelic football, rugby league football and rugby union football. In Australia, the term Football was officially used...
Soccer- Is it called football or soccer? We answer the age old question
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Soccer - Learn how to properly look after your soccer balls
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Soccer do's and don'ts for a long lasting ball Here are some things you should and shouldn’t do Don’t over inflate your ball - Use the right pressure (Find out more about what balls different age groups should be using here) Size 5 football at 10 to 11psi (0.7 to 0.76 bar) Size 4 football at 9 to 10psi (0.62 to 0.7 bar) Size 3 football at 8 to 10psi (0.55 to 0.7 bar) Don’t leave your ball outside when not in use. Long exposure to the elements can damage your ball Don’t use your ball on hard/rough surfaces. Concrete,...
Soccer - Learn how to properly look after your soccer balls
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Soccer - What are the different types of soccer balls that are available?
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Soccer balls come in a variety of different qualities, configurations, size and bounce.
All good soccer balls need to fit within the parameters set out by FIFA. Read more about Futsal (indoor), outdoor and synthetic turf soccer balls.
Soccer - What are the different types of soccer balls that are available?
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Andrey Rublev Joins HEAD
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Russian Tennis Pro Signs Long-Term Contract with the Austrian Tennis Brand Kennelbach/Austria, April 2021: HEAD, the global sporting brand with a focus on delivering high-performance products across a variety of athletic disciplines, will add another Top 10 tennis professional to its exceptional roster of athletes: The current ATP Number 8 Andrey Rublev. The 23-year old Russian signed a multi-year contract with HEAD. “Andrey is an extremely exciting player,” says HEAD CEO and Chairman Johan Eliasch. “His speed is exceptional and his aggressive game is a pleasure to watch. But we are also impressed with his work ethic and devotion to...
Andrey Rublev Joins HEAD
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Soccer - What should a good quality soccer ball cost and why?
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Soccer - What should a good quality soccer ball cost and why?
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Soccer - What is the right size ball for different age groups?
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Learn what the correct size soccer ball is for different age groups
Soccer balls are available in size 5, size 4 and size 3 and which one is right for you.
Soccer - What is the right size ball for different age groups?
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Soccer - How many panels does a soccer ball have and why?
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Soccer balls most commonly have 32 panels, made up of both hexagons and pentagons The modern soccer ball (without going back too far) is commonly known to have 32 panels. This is the standard black and white ball with hexagons and pentagons. Today you will find footballs coming in a wide range of panel amounts, shapes and styles. A cynical person would say that this is just a marketing ploy, and in some cases you would be correct. But there are some benefits to having different panel shapes. There are documented cases of high-profile balls that have not flown well...
Soccer - How many panels does a soccer ball have and why?
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Soccer - What are the different valves used in soccer balls and why?
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Valves can be made from different materials and produced in different ways, all of which alter the feel of the ball Sometimes you will hear about different valves used in balls, standard rubber and butyl are the main two. There are also a few ways to produce valves, and this is usually dependent on the ball, quality and price. The change between rubber and butyl is usually thought of as an improvement in air retention, and while this is the case in a small way, the main reason is weight. The use of the butyl valve usually means it is...
Soccer - What are the different valves used in soccer balls and why?
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Soccer - How are soccer balls made and how does it impact their play?
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The construction of a soccer ball can alter the feel and flight of the ball dramatically PU, TPU and PVC are the most commonly used materials, however, offer different qualities and specs depending on construction. Soccer balls were initially made from leather but this made them prone to weight increase when wet and poor performance.Today, outers are commonly made from synthetic materials such as PU, TPU and PVC. These materials don’t absorb much water, are less affected by temperature changes, and can be easily adjusted to manufacturer needs. PU (Polyurethane): Polyurethane is a synthesized material which can be tailored to...
Soccer - How are soccer balls made and how does it impact their play?
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