Running is big and getting bigger every year. For evidence, look no further than the New York City marathon, America's largest, most popular... More>>

It's a time honored tradition dating back 15,000 years. It evolved to become the number one sport of the early Olympic Games. Today it is the sixth... More>>

As November begins, Americans are facing the start of another winter. In some parts of the country, the frozen season can stretch on for six months... More>>

Any sports event planner knows that the key to a successful event relies heavily on the action on the field, but almost more importantly is the field... More>>

Stunning scenery, endless natural attractions, rich cultural history, delectable food and a temperate climate - sounds great doesn't it? If you're... More>>

Three hundred twenty-six million trillion gallons: that's science's best guess as to how much water we have on Earth. And over the last few thousand... More>>

Nearly 150 years ago, when the term "bicycle" made its first appearance, it referred to a mechanically driven two-wheeler with iron tires. Despite... More>>

A clear picture of exactly what Association Games are may not initially come to mind for many people. To accurately understand this market of... More>>

Participation in lacrosse grew by 9.1 percent in 2008, with over 500,000 players involved as members of organized teams nationwide. That means if... More>>

Every few minutes in America, a new sports lover is born. From swimmers and skiers to fast-pitchers and quarterbacks, America's athletes are many and... More>>