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  • A Brief History of Women in Motorsports

    The first motorized tricycle race for women that we know of took place as early as 1897. Comparing these pioneering ladies to modern day racers shows one major similarity, courage. The Sports Techie community blog readers and followers represents thousands of women across the planet as equals to men. Yet, to this day motorsports are associated…

  • The Rise Of Soccer By Women And Girls

    The Women’s Football BOOM! Football around the globe has never been more popular and much on the rise in soccer participation numbers can be attributed to women. The amount of female players registering to play football here in the United States coincides with the US Soccer National Team and their success as World Cup and…

  • National Girls & Women in Sports Day And The Rise Of Women In The NFL

    NGWSD And The NFL Intro National Girls & Women in Sports Day is February 1 and has never been more significant to Americans coming on the coattails of the Women’s March on January 21 held in many cities across the nation and world. NGWSD 2017 is the chosen day meant to celebrate the extraordinary achievements…

  • Pyramid of Success By Coach John Wooden Digital Learning Course

    Coach John Wooden’s Pyramid of Success book and his life teachings are now available in a 10-module course. The family of the former UCLA basketball coaching legend did their due diligence and decided to partner with SUCCESS Academy to make it so. The launch in November, 2016 of the digital learning course allows college hoops…

  • Sports More Accessible Than Ever Before

    Sports More Accessible Than Ever Before You don’t have to even 30 years old to remember a time when finding out the sports scores was entirely dependent on reading the back page of your dad’s newspaper over breakfast, catching the last few minutes of the news, watching match of the day or hearing the gossip…

  • SportsBlog Debuts Pros March Madness Coverage

    SportsBlog Debuts Pros March Madness Coverage SportsBlogs announced their new “Pros Marching In Madness” hub made up of blogs written by professional athlete bloggers focused on created original social content about the one billion dollar NCAA March Madness Division I men’s basketball tournament. This innovative sports technology concept was launched to showcase current and former pro player’s…

  • Kei Nishikori Play Tests Wilson’s “The Burn” Racket And The Court Can’t Contain Him

    Kei Nishikori Play Tests Wilson’s “The Burn” Racket And The Court Can’t Contain Him Wilson Tennis and Japanese superstar, Kei Nishikori, the 2014 U.S. Open winner, have partnered up on “The Burn” racket. Because of his baseline dominance, this new performance racket was launched together with a funny YouTube video on the Wilson Tennis channel.…

  • To be a Dad, Toyota Big Game Advert Honors NFL Fathers And Every Day Dads

    To be a Dad, Toyota Big Game Advert Honors NFL Fathers And Every Day Dads To be a Dad, is a Big Game advertisement created by Toyota that delivers a poignant look into the world of being a caring father. Professional football stars, retired NFL all-pro players and everyday Dads are interviewed about being a…