1. Sports Web Search--USA Olympic Sports 2000 Games. olympic Index. olympic sports. USA sports. Canada sports. Australia sports. Brazil sports U.S. Modern Pentathlon Association. racquetball. U.S. racquetball Assn. http://www.sportswebsearch.com/olympics-countries/usa.htm

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2. The Ohio Racquetball Association Links To Other Racquetball sports Friend Finder, Inside olympic sports A to Z racquetball, Click here to go to the Top of this page or ORA Main Page. Scott Grunin s Home Page, http://www.ohioracquetball.com/links.html

3. Sports Business Research Network (home Page) - Sporting Goods Research, Sports R Comprehensive sports market research and sporting goods publications combined on one site. Marketing and Financial News research on all sports. Arts, Outdoor, Outlet Type Total, Paintball, racquetball, Retail Sales (Top Chains), Running/Jogging, Skateboarding 6, 2000)** Amateur olympic sports. Youth Leagues. High School http://www.sbrnet.com/

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4. United States Olympic Committee The Official Site of the U.S. olympic Committee Modern Pentathlon. racquetball. Roller sports. Rowing. Sailing Copyright © 2003 United States olympic Committee. All Rights Reserved Privacy Policy http://www.olympic-usa.org/

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6. Braces.org - Mouth Guards Worn For Olympic Sports, What About Chess? Mouth guards worn for olympic sports, what about chess inline skating, skateboarding, wrestling, tennis, racquetball, baseball, horseback riding, mountain climbing and more http://www.aaortho.org/braces/news/chess.cfm

braces.org Home Orthodontic News News Features News Release April 6, 2002 Contact: Marquita Hynes Mouth guards worn for Olympic sports, what about chess? —April is National Facial Protection Month focuses on sports injury prevention than teeth— Rosemont, IL (April 1, 2002)—Whether or not chess becomes an Olympic (winter or summer) sport, you certainly do not see chess players wearing mouth guards. You do see hockey players, skiers, boxers, wrestlers and other Olympian athletes wearing them. You also see non-Olympians, such as roller bladers, baseball players, skateboarders and soccer players, wearing protective mouth and face gear. What’s the deal? The boys’ parents do not mind paying for orthodontics, which is why they also do not mind paying for mouth guards. The month of April finds people, children and adults alike, outside playing sports and exercising. Such healthy activities, however, can turn unhealthy when injuries occur. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, and the American Association of Orthodontists are sponsoring the third annual “April is National Facial Protection Month.” Facial protection and injury prevention are the key messages from this “team” of dental specialists. Countless “team” members are not only doctors but also parents and athletes themselves. They know all too well the effects of facial injuries. Take Dr. Bill Baker for example.

7. Sportslink - The Directory For Athletes, Trainers And Coaches International Summer olympic sports Organizations. International Winter olympic sports Organizations Shooting Association (USPSA) USA racquetball. Road Runners Club of America http://www.sportslink.org/

Sports links for those who are serious about athletic training! If you are actively involved in athletics, the sportslink.org directory offers an extensive, up-to-date sports information and education resource specifically for people interested in athletic training. The directory contains hundreds of comprehensive links to assist competitors, coaches, trainers, researchers, educators, psychologists and the athletic medical community. The majority of listings consist of national and international organizations of a not-for-profit/non-commercial/non-consumer nature. Every attempt has been made to identify and catalog the most up-to-date, relevant information, providing you with a valuable and easy-to-use athletic training and resource directory and information tool. Note : This site is provided as a free service to the athletic community and is entirely internally funded. We do not accept personal or commercial listings.

8. Press Box - Week In Review - U.S. Olympic Sport Highlights - 5/21/2003 Considering the Pan American Games are the highlight competition for several sports like racquetball, which are not included in the olympic Games, Huczek’s http://www.usocpressbox.org/usoc/pressbox.nsf/0/6ae165d693b637ad85256d2d005c84d0

9. Canada Encourages IOC To Include More Canadian Sports sports promoter (and former olympic gymnast) for the COF and a member of Sport Canada. " Wallyball is basically volleyball that's played in a racquetball of the new olympic sports http://www.humorfeed.com/out/go.php?lid=2289

10. Romanelli's Racquetball Tournament - PongWorld Table Tennis Fact Table tennis became a medal olympic sport in the 1988 Summer olympics in Seoul. sports / racquetball Romanelli s racquetball Tourney. http://sports.pongworld.com/racquetball/vp_play.php

Home Tips Reviews Elite ... Advertise Table Tennis Fact Table tennis became a medal Olympic sport in the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul. Sports Racquetball Romanelli's Racquetball Tourney Games Played Matchup Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 AJ def Craig Mike def Johan Rick def Mike Johan def Craig Mike def Craig Mike def AJ Current Standings Standing Player Record Mike Brose Boy Bobbit Mister AJ "the Romanizer" Johan the Victor Craig Mr. Cravin' Ades Rules - (physics.berkeley.edu/racquetball/aara.html) Scheduled Matches: Thursday Wk 1: Sanders - Johan Thursday Wk 1: AJ - Brose Wednesday Wk 1: Bobbito - Brose Thursday Wk 1: Romanelli - Brose Friday Wk 1: Bobbit - Sanders Monday Wk 2: AJ - Rick Tuesday Wk 2: Sanders - Brose Post a message Your Name: Message Posted Messages 1 - On May 23 (7:35 AM) wrote: 2 - On Feb 16 (3:59 PM) wrote: 3 - On Apr 11 (7:54 AM) wrote: 4 - On Apr 11 (7:54 AM) wrote: 5 - On Apr 11 (7:54 AM) wrote: 6 - On Apr 11 (7:54 AM) wrote: 7 - On Apr 11 (7:54 AM) wrote: 8 - On Mar 10 (11:48 PM) wrote: 9 - On Feb 12 (1:12 PM) test wrote: test 10 - On Jun 27 (4:31 PM) wrote: 11 - On Jun 27 (4:31 PM) wrote: 12 - On Apr 16 (3:04 PM) wrote: 13 - On Nov 20 (11:13 AM) test wrote: testing 14 - On Nov 15 (7:30 AM) Johan wrote: There was an article about it in a GIS Newsletter recently.

11. USA Roller Sports -- NEWS Harris Polls, currently is conducting an online poll regarding nonolympic sports added to the olympic Games (summer sports)?" The choices are Roller-skating. Bowling. racquetball. http://usarollersports.novia.net/news/olympicvote.htm

Download Acrobat Reader Back to NEWS Vote NOW for Roller-Skating In the Olympic Summer Games 'USOC-Harris Poll This Week Only' For Immediate Release Monday, March 20, 2000 LINCOLN, Neb. The United States Olympic Committee (USOC), in cooperation with Harris Polls, currently is conducting an online poll regarding non-Olympic sports. The question asked is, "Which non-Olympic sport would you like to see added to the Olympic Games (summer sports)?" The choices are: Roller-skating. Bowling. Racquetball. Squash racquets. Water-skiing. To cast your important vote go to: www.usoc.org . On the right-hand side of the home page, scroll down until you see an icon for the Harris Olympic Poll. Select the icon and you then may cast one vote for the sport of your choice. After casting your vote, you will be able to see the current results. The poll will last for one week only, so don¹t delay casting your vote for roller-skating. This is our opportunity to show the USOC, as well as the International Olympic Committee, just how committed we are to being a full-fledged Olympic sport.

12. Demographics NGB sports are on the program of the Pan American and olympic Games. The International racquetball Federation (IRF) is recognized by the International http://www.usra.org/usra/programs/01demos.htm

Demographics Contents: Demographics Summary Olympic Dream Profile HISTORY Joe Sobek invented racquetball in 1949 on a Connecticut handball court. Seeking a game with fast pace that was easy to learn, Sobek designed the first short strung paddle, devised rules combining the basics of handball and squash, and named his modification "paddle rackets." His experiment was an overnight success; the sport caught on quickly and has since evolved into racquetball as we know it today. By the early 70's, court clubs could be found in every state and the sport enjoyed a rapid and steady rise in popularity. As Americans sought new and challenging athletic activities, the timing was perfect for racquetball courts were accessible nationwide and the sport was fun and easy to learn. The late 70's and early 80's saw racquetball become one of the fastest growing sports in America as thousands of new racquetball courts were built to satisfy the demand. But the sport saturated the market and reached its peak in the mid 80's, when many clubs either closed their doors or began converting courts to other uses. But by 1987 the decline leveled off and racquetball regained a steady, manageable growth rate.

13. Links www.wagc.org Fédération Internationale de Roller sports (Hockey on racquetball Federation (racquetball) www.racquetball.org/usra National olympic Committees. http://www.spiceisle.com/grenadasports/Links.htm

Links International Olympic Committee (IOC) - www.olympics.com Pan American Sports Organization (PASO) - www.odepa-paso.org Santo Domingo 2003 Pan American Games - www.santodomingo2003.org.do Athens 2004 Olympic Games - www.athens2004.com Torino 2006 Winter Olympic Games - www.torino2006.it Beijing 2008 Olympic Games - www.beijing-2008.org International Sports Federations Olympic Sports Fédération Equestre Internationale (Equestrian sports) - www.horsesport.org Fédération Internationale de Football Association (Soccer) - www.fifa.com Fédération Internationale de Natation (Aquatic sports) - www.fina.org Fédération Internationale d'Escrime (Fencing) - www.fie.ch International Amateur Boxing Association (Boxing) - www.aiba.net International Archery Federation (Archery) - www.archery.org International Association of Athletics Federations (Athletics) - www.iaaf.org International Badminton Federation (Badminton) - www.worldbadminton.net International Baseball Federation (Baseball) - www.baseball.ch International Basketball Federation (Basketball) - www.fiba.com

14. Braces.org - Mouth Guards Worn For Olympic Sports, What About Chess? line skating, skateboarding, wrestling, tennis, racquetball, baseball, horseback the risks involved in sports, for themselves Sakic is a 2002 olympic gold medal http://www.braces.org/aaortho/braces/news/chess.cfm

braces.org Home Orthodontic News News Features News Release April 6, 2002 Contact: Marquita Hynes Mouth guards worn for Olympic sports, what about chess? —April is National Facial Protection Month focuses on sports injury prevention than teeth— Rosemont, IL (April 1, 2002)—Whether or not chess becomes an Olympic (winter or summer) sport, you certainly do not see chess players wearing mouth guards. You do see hockey players, skiers, boxers, wrestlers and other Olympian athletes wearing them. You also see non-Olympians, such as roller bladers, baseball players, skateboarders and soccer players, wearing protective mouth and face gear. What’s the deal? The boys’ parents do not mind paying for orthodontics, which is why they also do not mind paying for mouth guards. The month of April finds people, children and adults alike, outside playing sports and exercising. Such healthy activities, however, can turn unhealthy when injuries occur. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, and the American Association of Orthodontists are sponsoring the third annual “April is National Facial Protection Month.” Facial protection and injury prevention are the key messages from this “team” of dental specialists. Countless “team” members are not only doctors but also parents and athletes themselves. They know all too well the effects of facial injuries. Take Dr. Bill Baker for example.

15. Racquetball Meet and Play. http//www.meetandplay.com/ Play racquetball on the road. US Amateur Athletic Union. Women s sports Foundation. US olympic Committee Press Box. http://www.unitedstates-online.com/Sports/Racquetball.htm

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17. Dance Sport In The Olympics Internationale de Polo, International racquetball Federation, International fact have cut some sports in recent order to protect olympic tradition ( 10,000 http://www.eijkhout.net/rad/dance_other/olympic.html

DanceSport in the Olympics The state of affairs before 2000 On Sept. 8, 1997 IOC granted the International DanceSport Federation (IDSF) status as a recognized federation and a member of the IOC. This does not mean that dancing has been recognzed as a medal sport. It simply means that the IOC has recognized an international body for governing dance-sport. This recognition is granted under Chapter 29 of the IOC Charter. Chapters 30 and 57 of the IOC Charter grant the international federation for a given sport the right to set the technical rules for competitions in that sport. So IDSF gets to set all the rules for DanceSport including styling and technique. The reasons for having an international federation recognized by IOC, even though the sport is not included in the Olympics, are 1) because it is a requirement for ultimately becoming a medal sport and 2) IOC believes strongly in furthering sports on the international level. DanceSport will NOT be a medal sport in Sydney in 2000 or in Athens in 2004. Under chapter 52 of the IOC Charter, sports must receive medal programme inclusion at least 7 years before the games begin, which means the deadline for the IOC Session (members) to vote on inclusion in the 2008 Olympics is September 2001. IDSF is planning on submitting an application for inclusion in 2008. It appears that the biggest hurdle that DanceSport faces is the sport versus art distinction. The IOC recently held a roundtable forum on Sports and Culture. One of the general themes was that art was used to celebrate the sports - and that both art and sport form part of the Olympic Culture. Also, the panel members seemed to say that sports are inherently artisitic, but that which is artistic is not necessarily sporting. A number of commentators tried to define art versus sport, but they seem to have generally failed, and resigned themselves to "I know sport (or art) when I see it."

18. A FINAL BLOW TO CHESS DRUG TESTING IOC is reducing rather than increasing the number of olympic sports, and even popular sports of a physical nature such as bowling, racquetball, water skiing http://www.chessnews.org/blow.htm

A FINAL BLOW TO CHESS DRUG TESTING? The idea that chessplayers should be subjected to drug testing in order for the game to become part of the Olympics appears to be fading fast. Earlier this year, the U.S. Olympic Committee rejected chess as a sport, delivering a blow to support for drug testing in the United States. Now the International Olympic Committee has likewise refused to accept chess and other "mind sports" as part of the Olympics. The IOC is reducing rather than increasing the number of Olympic sports, and even popular sports of a physical nature such as bowling, racquetball, water skiing and squash have now been rejected. It should now be clear to even the drug testing diehards that the chances for chess to become part of the Olympics any time in the foreseeable future are nil. It is time to stop the debate and give up on FIDE's ridiculous idea that mandating drug testing now in various tournaments will lead to eventual recognition of chess as an Olympic sport. Congratulations to Executive Director Frank Niro for being the first USCF representative to openly challenge FIDE's ridiculous drug testing policy. Hopefully our Executive Board and FIDE representatives will follow Niro's lead. It is long overdue for USCF to stand up for what is right at FIDE meetings, and I believe that the result is likely to be the end of the idea that drug testing is needed in chess.

19. Vermont Sun Sports And Fitness - RACQUETBALL county, health, sports, recreation, triathlon, road, race, exercise, gym, gymnasium, olympic, pool, hot, tub, seniors, kids, tanning, racquetball, massage http://www.vermontsun.com/racquetball.html

HOME TRIATHLON SERIES BULLETIN ... EMAIL RACQUETBALL Racquetball is an excellent way to develop hand eye coordination, increase balance and speed while increasing cardiovascular endurance. At Vermont Sun we offer two courts and hold a variety of leagues including men, women and co-ed leagues. If you are interested in personal instruction we do offer beginner and advanced clinics by a pro sponsored by Wilson Sporting Goods. These clinics are great for players of all abilities. Annually, we hold a double elimination tournament with a ladder tournament that is ongoing throughout the year. Court time may be reserved up to one week in advance. Our pro-shop includes a variety of racquets, balls, gloves and accessories to get you into the game! Yes, our Racquetball Courts can be used for shooting hoops, as well. CLICK HERE TO RETURN TO THE TOP OF THIS PAGE The key words for this page are middlebury, Vermont, fitness, Addison, county, health, sports, recreation, triathlon, road, race, exercise, gym, gymnasium, Olympic, pool, hot, tub, seniors, kids, tanning, racquetball, massage, club Design by James A. Peden

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HOME TRIATHLON SERIES BULLETIN ... EMAIL OLYMPIC POOL - KIDDIE POOL - HOT TUB Indoor Pool Facility Our new outdoor hot tub! Our fabulous Olympic Lap Pool POOL PROGRAMS Kids swim lessons (See Bulletin Board for current classes) Adult Aqua Exercise Classes (See Group Fitness Schedule Arthritis Aqua Aerobics (See Group Fitness Schedule CLICK HERE TO RETURN TO THE TOP OF THIS PAGE The key words for this page are middlebury, vermont, fitness, addison, county, health, sports, recreation, triathlon, road, race, exercise, gym, gymnasium, olympic, pool, hot, tub, seniors, kids, tanning, racquetball, massage, club Design by James A. Peden Revised: February 19, 2002

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