Blackjack, a favorite game for centuries, is sometimes known as “21,” from the French game of Vingt – et – Un. Although its history goes back as far as the 1700′s, along with roulette, it wasn’t until the 1930′s that Blackjack became a popular game. 1930′s Nevada was synonymous with gambling and it was in [...]

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How Do I Improve My Snooker Cue Hold   Snooker is often regarded as the harder game to play from other cue sports like Billiards or Pool. Its lenghthier and harder to use precisely. Amateurs inadvertently tend to hold the cue incorrectly and thus compromising their potential to improve their game. There are numerous ways [...]

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Whether you are traveling or staying home in your neighborhood you can find excellent bird watching spots.  All you need to remember are a few general guidelines.  Like humans, birds are creatures of habit.  In other words, you can count on certain birds to always show up in certain places.  Knowing this will help you [...]

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Double Your Vertical Leap is a book written by Luke Lowrey. Luke likes to say that he is the “dirty little secret” of many professionals and Olympians than have used him as their trainer. He may be the best known expert in the field of improving your vertical leap. As the title of the book [...]

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It is the most celebrated shot in basketball. It is the dream of most averageplayers and it is an in-your-face “statement” that a good player makes to the other team. It is the slam dunk. We all know WHAT it is, and most of us WISH we could do it. But how do you dunk [...]

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The Jump Manual takes a scientific approach to “vertical explosion” training. Recent studies have shown that successfully training every aspect of the vertical jump is the only way to maximize your vertical jump explosion. The author states that there are nine different aspects to work on by which you may improve your vertical explosion and [...]

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I’ve always wanted a scooter. I used to go to the park and see kids bigger than me do tricks with theirs, and I wanted one too. My parents wouldn’t buy me one and started explaining to me the value of money and how I needed to work for the money required to buy a [...]

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