January 9, 2013
The NHL season has returned! After 113 days the NHL and NHLPA have come to terms on a new Collective Bargaining Agreement. Scream and shout until your voice is sore, let your feelings of relief and happiness shoot to the skies, and hug your friends and family. Once you have let you’re bottled up feelings [...]
November 23, 2012
Creativity and originality are two things that are crucial to succeeding in school and in life. To be successful in school, or to simply enjoy life to the fullest, one must try and see every situation from a different point of view and try to think of original ideas that will help them reach their [...]
September 25, 2012
For the second time in six years, and the fourth time in two decades, the NHL is flirting with the idea of a total season lockout. It is still somewhat unclear whether the entire NHL season will be scrapped, or like the NBA last year, the season will just be postponed. Either way, don’t hold [...]
September 19, 2012
Welcome back! Now the real work begins. It is not going to be a walk in the park; you are going to have to put in time and effort if you truly want to ditch this unemployment streak. One of the hardest parts of job hunting is finding a job you would actually enjoy. So, [...]
September 13, 2012
You’re done! You submitted your last exam, gave your last presentation, and wrote the closing word on your final essay. Pencils are down, and you’re finished! Four years (or more) have blown by and all the sweat, tears, coffee, energy drinks, late nights, early mornings, and all of your hard work have paid off. Now [...]
September 10, 2012
It seems only fitting that we end our journey of unique, odd, and unheard of sports right where we started, in England. We began our voyage around the world with the outlandish sport of shin-kicking that takes place in Chipping Camden in the Cotswold area of England, and we finish off with the ridiculous “sport” [...]
September 7, 2012
When travelling in Ireland most people want to see the typical sightseeing spots: the Guinness factory, the Cliffs of Moher, the Blarney Stone etc. These are fabulous sights to go and see, but they do not really give the traveler a full grasp of the Irish culture. Now we have all heard the stereotypes of [...]
July 10, 2012
With the London 2012 Summer Olympics only a few weeks away I thought it only fitting that our next “sport” share some of the characteristics that are found in the Olympic Games. One of the great things about the Olympics is the display of pure athleticism and hard work; to see an athlete push themselves [...]
July 5, 2012
One of the most popular travel destinations for university students has to be the gorgeous country of Australia. With its pristine beaches, phenomenal weather, fantastic people and close proximity to other exotic countries, how could you resist this great country? As well, Australia has one of the largest fan basis for sports entertainment, specifically for [...]
June 27, 2012
As we have seen with Chess-Boxing and Bossaball (Trampoline Volleyball), combining characteristics of different sports can lead to a great new game. We love these sports because they allow us to use the wide variety of physical talents that we all have at our disposal. These types of games also allow us get away from [...]
June 24, 2012
When we were kids inventing our own games was probably more fun than organized sports. You would combine different parts of your favourite sports into one giant intermingled game with some odd name that you created. No one besides the inventors would know (or understand) how to play. These games would be extremely fun, but [...]
June 13, 2012
Sometimes the hardest part of being active when you are with a group of friends is finding a sport that fits everyone’s skill set. Some people are better at the physical games such as rugby, football or ball hockey; while others seem to be better at the more mentally fatiguing games such as crib or [...]