36 results found for "other-academic"
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The Importance of Serves and Returns
If you can't serve and you can't return, you can't play. It doesn't matter how well you hit ground strokes or volley; you need to
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Fun At-Home STEAM Projects for Fall
Bring a bit of the outdoors inside this fall with one of these engaging art or science projects that are sure to engage your child
By Natalie Hay -
Diet Detective: Back-to-School Health Tips
School is back in session. Make sure your child stays healthy the whole year through with these tips.
By Charles Platkin -
Will Riding in a Group Make You Faster?
Logging miles solo has its advantages, but can riding with a group make you faster? Find out what a recent study has to say on the
By Stephen Cheung -
10 Natural Alternatives to Energy Drinks
Many of us fuel our frenzied lifestyles with products that promise instant energy. The problem? They're not good for you. Next tim
By Maria Connor -
7 Good-for-You Garnishes
Garnish does more than add flair to your plate. Find out what foods to use and why these meal toppers are so good for you.
By Maria Connor -
How College Students Can Eat More Vegetables
Studies show that college students are eating poorly and consuming very few fruits and vegetables. These tips can help improve col
By Anne Hart -
10 Frequently Asked Questions for Pop Warner Parents
Pop Warner is a a great way to introduce young children to football. We answer the most frequently asked questions for new Pop War
By Ryan Wood -
10 Tips to Train Your Digestive System
From sloshy stomach to acid reflux, some of the worst side effects of running are related to the gastrointestinal system. Get your
By Maria Connor -
3 Simple Ways to Cut Sugar Out of Your Diet
Sugar has a sneaky way of cropping up in your food and your cravings. Find out how to sniff out these addictive crystals, and axe
By Maria Connor -
How to Develop a Mental Game Plan
Success in tennis depends as much on mental conditioning as it does on physical training. Here are tips on developing a strong men
By Angus Mugford, Ph.D.
