- March 22, 2024Sports
FPV Drone Racing Goggles & Helmets | Safety Gear & Maintenance Guide Launched
In first-person view (FPV) drone racing, comprehensive safety measures are vital for both preventing accidents and protecting drones from damage. To assist readers in prioritizing safety while racing, the new guide from FPV Drone Racing recommends numerous pieces of safety gear and provides insight into how readers can mitigate the risks involved in drone racing. Further details are available at https://skydronehq.com/mastering-the-skies-a-guide-to-essential-fpv-racing-drone-safety-gear High-quality FPV goggles are one of several pieces of equipment recommended by the new guide as they are crucial for visibility. When selecting FPV goggles to purchase, readers are advised to look for the highest resolution they can afford to ensure a clear and reliable view of their drone during flight. Goggles with a wide field of view are also suggested to improve situational awareness and provide the user with a more immersive experience. In addition to FPV goggles, the guide also notes the necessity of a durable helmet to protect drone racers from potential injuries. Readers should choose helmets that are comfortable and well-ventilated to avoid becoming overheated from exertion. For professional racers, a helmet with a built-in communication system is also recommended to facilitate easier communication with their team. According to statistics released by Drone Survey Services, a drone service and inspection company, 4,250 drone-related injuries were reported between 2015 and 2020 with some of the most common injuries including lacerations, sprains, and internal injuries. This underscores the importance of adequate safety measures in protecting drone racers from injuries. Alongside safety gear, the guide explains that regular drone maintenance is also essential for maintaining safety. Readers should ensure they clean their drones after each use and check regularly for loose connections or frayed wires. Frequent firmware updates are also suggested to maintain optimal drone performance. Furthermore, the guide also recommends multiple forms of insurance as this can absolve readers of financial liability in the event of an accident. Liability insurance is one such recommendation as it provides coverage if a racer’s drone causes injury to others. Hull insurance is also necessary as it can cover the cost of repair or replacement if a drone is damaged. “Remember that safety should always be your top priority when flying an FPV drone,” says a spokesperson for the company. “Make sure to have all the necessary safety gear and equipment to ensure a safe and enjoyable flying experience.” For more information about FPV drone racing, visit https://skydronehq.com
- March 21, 2024Sports
Bruce McWilliam to leave Seven West Media
Seven West Media (SWM) today announced the resignation of Commercial Director Bruce McWilliam. Mr McWilliam joined Seven Network Limited as Commercial Director in May 2003 and has played a key role in SWM’s evolution, strategic direction and commercial and business affairs. Before SWM, he was a Director of BSkyB, Executive Director of News International Television and General Counsel of News International PLC. Previously, Mr McWilliam was a partner in the law firms Gilbert & Tobin, Turnbull McWilliam and Allen Allen & Hemsley, specialising in media and commercial law. SWM Chairman, Kerry Stokes AC, said: “Bruce has been an excellent executive of Seven for the past 21 years, having been involved in all of the major corporate initiatives we have undertaken during that period, and a director of Seven Group Holdings for many years. “I thank Bruce for his significant contribution to Seven West Media and Seven Group Holdings and wish him and Nicky all the best in the future.” SWM Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, James Warburton, said: “Bruce is a doyen of the media industry and has been a fundamental part of all the corporate moves at Seven for more than two decades. “Working with Bruce has always been very rewarding and entertaining, and he is always extremely generous with his time and advice. Everyone at Seven will miss his wise counsel, guidance, knowledge and sense of humour, and we all wish him the very best for what lies ahead.” Mr McWilliam said: “I’ve had a fantastic 21 years with Seven since I joined originally with David Leckie and Peter Gammell and of course the Chairman, Kerry Stokes, and I’ve been honoured to be part of the transformation, growth and success of the business over the years. “Working with Kerry Stokes and James Warburton in his two iterations at Seven has never been dull. I’m very proud of my association with Seven and the Seven team, and I wish them every success in the years ahead. Moving forward, I’ll be focused on my corporate and media advisory and property interests.” For more information, please contact: Neil Shoebridge M: 0417 511 012 E: neil@skmediagroup.com.au Andrew Knowles M: 0449 510 357 E: andrew@skmediagroup.com.au About Seven West Media Seven West Media (ASX: SWM) is one of Australia’s most prominent media companies, reaching more than 19 million people a month with a market-leading presence in content production across broadcast television, publishing and digital. The company owns some of Australia’s most renowned media businesses, including the Seven Network and its affiliate channels 7two, 7mate, 7flix and 7Bravo; the digital platform 7plus; 7NEWS.com.au ; The West Australian; The Sunday Times ; and The Nightly. The Seven Network is home to Australia’s most loved news, sport and entertainment programming, including 7NEWS, 7NEWS Spotlight, Sunrise, The Morning Show, The Voice, Home and Away, Australian Idol, My Kitchen Rules, SAS Australia, Farmer Wants A Wife, The Chase Australia, Better Homes and Gardens, RFDS, The 1% Club and the TV WEEK Logie Awards . Seven Network is also the broadcast partner of the AFL, Cricket Australia and Supercars.
- March 21, 2024Sports
Buggyra ZM Racing starts the 24H GT Endurance Series at Mugello this weekend
A busy circuit season will start for the proven trio of Aliyyah Koloc, Adam Lacko, and David Vršecký, supplemented by Jaromír Jiřík, with this first 24H Series race of the year, as well as for the Buggyra Academy juniors, many of whom also took part in the tests in Most. FIA ETRC champion Adam Lacko is looking forward to getting back behind the wheel. "It's March and after a long winter break, we finally got to test in Most where we tested the brakes‘ set-up. The races are coming up fast and this week we're off to Mugello for the first 12-hour race where we'll have our first battles and our first fast laps of the year." The Mercedes-AMG GT4 was also tested by another European track champion, and a double one at that. "The car underwent a major overhaul in the winter. We needed to drive it to make sure everything is as it should be, so we don‘t have to do this in Italy just before the race," David Vršecký explained. This year's 24H Series season will have two 24-hour races and three 12-hour races. "Jára Jiřík will be joining us in Mugello and he is also ready," David added. Aliyyah Koloc returns to the circuit after two tough long-distance off-road rallying events. "It's a lot of fun to transition from rallying back to the circuit. I'm feeling pretty good and I'm happy to be back with David and Adam. It's just the cold that bothers me. I miss the warmth of Dubai and Abu Dhabi," she said with a smile. Her smile widened when she saw the final times of the whole crew in Most. "I was the fastest, but we'll see how the season goes," said the 19-year-old driver. And continued: "Our goal this year is to win the championship. Last year, we were very close, so we know it's possible. It won't be easy, of course, but we have to fight and produce consistent results," said Aliyyah. Alongside the team members who will once again be challenging for the GT4 class championship in the endurance series, the talented juniors from the Buggyra Academy will also start in their respective series. Miroslav Mikeš will drive in the FIA Czech Formula 4 championship, hoping to move up one day to the GT4 car. Filip Nedoma will drive in the Czech Kart Open karting series in the ROK GP class, and he, too, is preparing to enter the GT4 world. Matyáš Puršl will drive in the Czech Kart Open in the KZ2 class, Michael Hlaváček in the OK class. Kristina Kalistova will fight for points in the OKJ category and will also be preparing for Formula 4. And last but not least, Niki Lacko will be driving in the Czech Kart Open, Easy 100 class. Some of those young drivers of the new generation were present at the tests in Most. Míra Mikeš and Filip Nedoma even completed a test drive in the Mercedes-AMG GT4. "Our young Academy drivers also tested for the first time this year. They have been preparing all winter on the simulators and could finally try out in a real car what they have learned," explained Adam Lacko. 12H Mugello schedule: Friday 22 March Qualifying: 14:30 - 15:25 Saturday 23 March Race 1: 12:30 - 19:00 Sunday 24 March Race Part 2: 9:00 - 14:30 24H Series 2024 race calendar: 22-24 March 12H Mugello 19-21 April 12H Spa-Francorchamps 10-12 May 24H Portimao 5-6 July 12H Misano 13-14 September 24H Barcelona https://www.facebook.com/BUGGYRA https://twitter.com/buggyra_racing https://www.linkedin.com/company/buggyra-racing https://www.instagram.com/buggyra_racing/ https://www.tiktok.com/@buggyra
- March 20, 2024Sports
New Analysis: Record-Breaking Pro Athlete Contracts Warrant Robust Estate Planning Strategy
Scottsdale Professional athletes are earning three to five times more today than they did in previous decades (accounting for inflation) but often struggle to manage their newfound wealth skillfully, states an article recently published in Barron’s. Its author, estate planning technician/attorney Jonathon Morrison, reveals a pro tip for financial planners working with pro athletes: charitable lead annuity trusts (CLATs) are underutilized tools for stabilizing and growing unprecedented philanthropic estates. “Sports Agent? Check. Signed contract? Check. Tax plan? Huh? It’s not often a 20 something athlete focused on their career thinks about taxes, investments, or estate planning,” says Robert Pagliarini, Ph.D., CFP, EA, Founder and President of Pacifica Wealth Advisors. Though sports managers are winning unprecedented earnings for their clients, many fail to guide these athletes towards the right estate planning tools. Sports Illustrated reported that approximately 78% of NFL and 60% of NBA players filed for bankruptcy within two years of leaving the game. “Whether your biggest concern is your college NIL deal, your next professional contract, or how to create financial boundaries with your friends, you should have a team that is objective in your corner,” says Grace Kilpatrick, CEPA of the sports & entertainment firm, North Star Resource Group. It’s obvious pro athletes need more skillful financial support and management. “Many athletes are increasingly leveraging Charitable Trusts to achieve their philanthropic goals while also preserving wealth and maximizing tax benefits. These trusts offer opportunities for both immediate charitable impact and long-term wealth accumulation through compounding growth, making them a powerful tool for legacy planning and giving back to communities,” said Julio Gonzalez, CEO of Engineered Tax Services Inc. While some financial managers lean on tax-mitigation strategies like the Charitable Remainder Trust, Morrison asserts that the less widely known Optimized Charitable Lead Annuity Trust (OCLAT) offers a prime solution. In his peer-reviewed cover article in Estate Planning Journal, Morrison explains how favorable rulings and regulations over the past 50 years earned the CLAT its title as the most opportune IRS-approved income tax deduction vehicle available for the working rich, the ultra-wealthy, and individuals experiencing a significant capital event. The Optimized CLAT pushes the “regular CLAT chassis” as far as IRS case law permits, maximizing the contributor’s tax and financial benefits, akin to what LPL Financials’ Sports & Entertainment Accredited Wealth Management Advisor (SE-AWMA) Thomas Elms calls “the two most important planning aspects for professional athletes, tax planning and cash flow management.” The OCLAT integrates the charitable trust into a year-end tax deduction strategy that delivers four key benefits to “outperform nearly all other traditional investment vehicles”: The contributor benefits from a dollar-for-dollar tax deduction in the funding year (reducing the athlete’s annual tax bill by 30%), allows a large funding cap (30% AGI); The OCLAT returns an expected 2-5x the initial contribution amount back to the athlete after significant donations to charity are made over a term of years; OCLAT assets may be gifted to children or heirs without the 40% federal gift/inheritance tax; and OCLAT assets are exempt from the contributor's personal creditors. Projects like Ayesha and Stephen Curry’s Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation—which has raised over $47 million since its founding in 2019—show what’s possible when a professional athlete’s financial gains and philanthropic vision meet strong financial planning. “It creates peace for the benefactor that they have built a legacy that reflects their values. When a donor, their advisors, and the non-profit work together, it results in a powerful, long-lasting partnership that extends beyond the transaction,” affirms Nicola Lawrence, Associate Vice President of Philanthropic Advising at Phoenix Children’s Hospital Foundation. OCLATs can even account for common challenges pro athletes face, like injuries. “In the event of unforeseen circumstances, like an injury that affects income, the IRS allows for the early termination of an OCLAT—with the condition of fulfilling all remaining charitable payments,” Morrison explains. “There is a tremendous emphasis on discipline surrounding an athlete’s success on the field, but rarely is the same time spent developing financial strategies like an OCLAT which will bear fruit upon retirement and upon their legacy,” says Pai Charasika SE-AWMA, founder of Pro Athlete Wealth. “How Pro Athletes Can Hit an Estate-Planning Home Run” reveals in-depth tax planning strategies and recommendations for wealth advisors, sports managers, professional athletes, chief investment officers, CPAs, SE-AWMAs, player’s associations, and philanthropists. Visit Jonathon Morrison at Frazer Ryan Goldberg & Arnold LLP at www.frgalaw.com/attorneys/morrison to learn more, and to discover OCLAT research, FAQs, and tax planning materials. Follow Jonathon on LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/in/jonathonmorrison This article originally appeared on Barrons.com. About Jonathon M. Morrison Jonathon Morrison is a senior partner with Frazer, Ryan, Goldberg & Arnold, an Arizona-based tax, trust, and estate-focused law firm recognized in the 2024 edition of Best Law Firms. Licensed in both Arizona and California, his practice focuses on advanced estate-planning solutions for high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth clients across the country. He is a Certified Specialist in Estate Planning, Trust, and Probate Law in California.
- March 20, 2024Sports
Mountain Biking for Seniors: Trail Riding Gear & Bikes for 60+ Guide Released
In the new guide, those over 60 who want to start mountain biking or take up their old hobby can find valuable information about what to think about before getting out on the trails. It covers everything from how to choose a bike to mental preparation tips. To find out more, please visit: https://bikeastra.com/ While mountain biking is generally viewed as a sport for the younger generation, with the many risks and high speed, there are ways to adapt trail riding to make it into a senior-friendly hobby. By providing a detailed guide on elderly trail riding, Bike Astra wants to encourage more seniors to explore nature by bike. As Bike Astra points out, many seniors may shy away from mountain biking due to experiencing a lack of strength and stamina as they age. A relatively new product that solves this issue is electric mountain bikes. With an E-MTB, seniors can keep up with younger riders, prolong the rides, and go on more trails that are too challenging without the extra help. The guide also explains the importance of choosing the right gear for safety and comfort. The list of basic gear includes a helmet made for trail riding, gloves for grip and to protect the hands from vibrations, eye protection, padded shorts, and a backpack with a water bladder. In Bike Astra's guide, readers can also find information about mental strategies to prepare, strengthening exercises, how to pick the right path, injury prevention, and more. It emphasizes the importance of adapting riding styles to age to stay safe and encourages elderly riders to enjoy themselves on the trail without compromising their well-being. About Bike Astra Bike Astra is an online resource for senior mountain biking and provides older bike riders with everything from gear reviews to inspirational stories. The website has information for beginners and experienced mountain bikers, aiming to equip readers with the information they need for trail adventures. "We believe that age should never be a barrier to adventure, and cycling is a fantastic way to stay active, healthy, and connected with nature," a spokesperson for the company said. Additional details can be found at: https://bikeastra.com/senior-riders-comprehensive-guide-to-unleashing-the-joy-of-mountain-biking/
- March 19, 2024Sports
Golf Addict Apparel offers a New Lavender Gray Floral Polo for Women Golfers
Golf Addict Apparel, a pioneering brand dedicated to enhancing the golf apparel market for women, announced the launch of its latest product - the Lavender Gray Floral women's golf polo. This addition underscores the company's commitment to providing female golfers with apparel that combines style, comfort, and functionality. The inception of Golf Addict Apparel stems from a gap in the market for women's golf shirts that cater not just to the aesthetic appeal but also to the comfort and performance needs of female golfers. The brand's foundation is built on offering attire that feels good, looks good, and performs exceptionally on the golf course. The Lavender Gray Floral polo is a testament to this commitment, designed to meet the discerning tastes and requirements of the modern female golfer. Crafted with 92% Polyester and 8% Spandex, the Lavender Gray Floral polo is designed for an athletic fit. It's lightweight, breathable, and features moisture-wicking properties to keep the wearer dry and comfortable throughout the game. The super-soft fabric ensures no restrictions, allowing for optimal movement and performance. "We are thrilled to introduce the Lavender Gray Floral polo to our lineup. This design is not just a shirt; it's a statement that we understand what female golfers need and want. Our goal has always been to offer women golfers shirts that make them feel confident and stylish without compromising performance. We believe this new addition does just that, and we're excited for our customers to experience it." a spokesperson stated. The Lavender Gray Floral polo is available in four different colors, catering to a variety of personal styles and preferences. This range ensures that every woman can find a shirt that not only fits her body but also her unique sense of style. Whether on the course or relaxing at the clubhouse, this polo is a versatile piece that showcases a love for the game in a fashionable and comfortable way. Golf Addict Apparel continues to set the standard for women's golf shirts , proving that functionality and fashion coexist seamlessly in sportswear. With the launch of the Lavender Gray Floral polo, the brand reiterates its dedication to providing female golfers with superior quality apparel that addresses the long-standing issues of fit, fabric, and design in women's golf wear.
- March 19, 2024Sports
Golf Addict Apparel Incorporates Pink Golf Shirts In Its Product Line
Golf Addict Apparel, the leading provider of premium golf attire, proudly introduces The Floral Collection: Pink Ombre, a notable addition to its esteemed lineup explicitly tailored for female golf enthusiasts. This latest release epitomizes the brand’s commitment to merging fashion-forward designs with uncompromising performance and offers pink golf shirts for ladies . The representative at the firm stated, “We are pleased to offer pink golf shirts for our customers. At Golf Addict Apparel, they understand the importance of style and functionality in golf attire.” Designed with meticulous attention to detail, The Floral Collection is crafted from the finest quality materials, ensuring durability and flexibility throughout every swing. This shirt symbolizes elegance and sophistication, ideally suited for the discerning female golfer. The Floral Collection is engineered to provide the utmost comfort and freedom of movement, enabling female golfers to focus solely on their game without distractions. The moisture-wicking fabric efficiently manages sweat, keeping the wearer dry and comfortable even during the most intense rounds. Additionally, the shirt features UV protection, safeguarding the skin from harmful sun rays during extended periods of play. The firm’s professionals highlight that with an array of patterns and designs to choose from, female golfers can effortlessly find a style that resonates with their personal tastes and preferences. The representative at the firm added, “With The Floral Collection: Pink Ombre, they aimed to create a garment that not only looks exceptional but also performs impeccably on the golf course.” In addition to its striking appearance and exceptional performance, The Floral Collection: Pink Ombre is available in a wide range of sizes, ensuring inclusivity and accessibility for all female golfers. Golf Addict Apparel is dedicated to providing diverse options catering to its customers’ unique needs and preferences.
- March 19, 2024Sports
Community Scores Big in Cipher's Latest Release "All I Do"
Cipher's Latest Release ''All I Do'' Scores Big with Community Involvement Cipher, raps favorite cipherpunk, has unveiled his newest song, ''All I Do'', along with an engaging music video, on March 15th, 2024. This anthemic track, filled with sports references and motivational lyrics, celebrates the spirit of champions everywhere. The accompanying music video showcases an impromptu basketball game at a public court in downtown Dallas, embodying inclusion, determination and teamwork. <iframe width="560" height="315" src=" https://www.youtube.com/embed/gvOgHC5fGoc?si=XZ_hz0uqKcMx6ZYR" title="All I Do by Cipher" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" allowfullscreen></iframe> ''All I Do'' serves as an ode to winners across all arenas of life, resonating with individuals striving to achieve their goals and overcome obstacles. Cipher's evocative lyrics ignite a sense of drive and passion in listeners, encouraging them to pursue greatness in their own endeavors. What sets ''All I Do'' apart is not just its empowering message but also Cipher's commitment to giving back to the community. In order to bring the music video to life, Cipher collaborated with the City of Dallas by renting a local basketball court. The music video features a Hoop Contest that involved the participation of talented high school basketball teams from the area. Two trophies were awarded to the standout performers, accompanied by cash prizes that recognized their dedication and skill on the court. Adding to the excitement of the day, WNBA player Andrea Riley made a special appearance at the game, engaging with basketball fans and signing autographs. Cipher's gesture of including Andrea Riley in the music video not only added star power but also served as a tribute to her contribution to the sport. A heartfelt thanks is dedicated to her at the conclusion of the music video, acknowledging her support for the local community. By creating an inclusive and spirited environment for the filming of ''All I Do'' Cipher exemplifies his dedication to fostering unity and positivity within his community. The collaboration with local talents and organizations not only amplifies the impact of the music video but also showcases Cipher's belief in empowering individuals through art and shared experiences. To witness the electrifying energy of Cipher's ''All I Do'' music video and celebrate the spirit of champions in action, viewers are encouraged to visit https://bit.ly/cipher-all-i-do-video now. Experience the thrill of the game, the camaraderie of competition, and the triumph of teamwork through Cipher's captivating visual storytelling. For media inquiries, please contact: David Gonzales, Cipher Entertainment, Text: 214-919-3314, or email info@CipherMusic.com About Cipher: Cipher is a visionary music artist known for his ability to inspire and uplift audiences through his powerful compositions. With ''All I Do'' and its impactful music video, Cipher showcases their commitment to community engagement and celebrating winners everywhere.
- March 19, 2024Sports
Leading Sports Surgeon Prof. Gordon Mackay and Innovative InternalBrace Surgery Revolutionize ACL Injury Treatment in Women's Football
In the dynamic world of sports medicine, one name stands out: Professor Gordon Mackay . A leading authority on ACL injuries, Professor Mackay has pioneered groundbreaking advancements in treatment, including inventing the revolutionary InternalBrace ligament repair system. Now, a compelling new mini-documentary delves into the world of ACL injuries in women's football, exploring the experiences of professional athletes and the transformative impact of Professor Mackay's surgical innovations. Titled "An Epidemic in Women’s Football? " the documentary provides a look at the challenges faced by female footballers dealing with ACL ruptures. Through candid interviews with several pro players, viewers gain firsthand insight into the physical and emotional toll of these injuries, as well as the journey to recovery. What sets this documentary apart is its exploration of different treatment approaches. Traditional ACL reconstruction has long been the standard, but the emergence of InternalBrace surgery has sparked a paradigm shift in the field. Players who undergo InternalBrace surgery experience an accelerated recovery time and a faster return to play. "We wanted to shed light on the advancements in ACL injury treatment, particularly in the realm of women's football," said Professor Mackay. "We feel it is important to show how research is ongoing into these injuries and that innovation is changing the game for athletes." In addition to featuring the stories of athletes, the documentary also includes a contribution from Professor Kate Webster, a leading research expert in ACL injuries in sport from La Trobe University, Melbourne. Professor Webster's research is looking into why the age of female athletes can also be an injury factor and into re-rupture rates. "For too long, ACL injuries have been a significant hurdle for athletes, particularly in women's football," remarked Professor Mackay. "With the InternalBrace, we're able to offer a more effective and efficient patient solution, allowing players to get back to what they love faster, in fact, the InternalBrace has the potential to halve recovery.” He added, “Our latest research 5-year results also show that the InternalBrace method reduces the rate of re-rupture by 90%.” With its blend of personal narratives, expert analysis, and cutting-edge medical technology, "An Epidemic in Women’s Football? " promises to inform audiences and offer hope to those grappling with this common sports injury. Whether you're a player, coach, or sports enthusiast, this documentary is essential viewing for anyone touched by the impact of ACL injuries. For more information about Professor Gordon Mackay and InternalBrace ligament repair, visit https://www.mackayclinic.co.uk . Watch "An Epidemic in Women’s Football?" here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQyxSZuEwlg
- March 19, 2024Sports
Get Better At Pickleball For Beginners: Training & Shot Selection Guide Launched
The new guide - titled ‘Unlock Your Potential: How To Get Better At Pickleball’ - begins with technique adjustments for serving, before progressing to tips for backland shots, movement across the court, and mental strategies to improve play. The resource offers tips for beginners through to more advanced players, with several additional resources covering specific aspects of the game. More information can be found at https://experiencepickleball.com/unlock-your-potential-how-to-get-better-at-pickleball/ Understanding that many new players want to quickly expand on their basic skills, Experience Pickleball covers elements like pre-game warmups through to the importance of patience during a rally and decision-making frameworks for smarter shot selection. Pickleball has become America's fastest-growing sport, with over 36 million players annually according to the Sports & Fitness Industry Association - and is particularly popular among the 18-34 age group, who account for 28% of the player base. Experience Pickleball wanted to create the guide as an entry point and roadmap for improvement: readers will learn how to build mental toughness, understand their strengths, and keep the ball low. The guide emphasizes the importance of seeking out more experienced players as mentors, enabling newcomers to raise their skill levels through observation and guidance, and building a sense of community and knowledge-sharing, further enriching the pickleball experience. In addition to gameplay techniques, it offers advice on paddle selection, addresses frequently asked questions from new players, and offers practical tips for solo practice sessions and targeted drills to improve accuracy. “When it comes to pickleball tips, shot selection is everything,” Damien Dansel, the author, states, noting that over six years of playing experience, he has developed a passion for the sport, and is keen to encourage new players to try it. “It's an incredibly fun sport - combining elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis - and you need quick reflexes to outplay your opponents. Once you give it a try, you can use this guide to master the basics and start dominating on any court.” Interested parties can learn more at https://experiencepickleball.com/unlock-your-potential-how-to-get-better-at-pickleball/
- March 16, 2024Sports
The New Jersey team won the East Coast Ballroom Dance Championship
The EUSDC was once organized by the United States Imperial Society of Teachers of Dance (USISTD), so now the organizers, as always, did their best to gather the best athletes on the floor of their dance event. In February, one of the top competitions in the country for professionals, amateurs, and pros brought together fine athletes from across the country to compete for the prestigious title of Eastern United States Champion. "I am pleased to be organizing such a prestigious event in the world of dance sport as the United States East Coast Championships for the 17th time. Once again, we were able to bring together the real stars of dancepole, both true pros and keen amateurs, who once again showed the maximum of real skill and a real firework of dance emotions" - Mark Nocera, organizer of the US East Coast Championships, former North American Champion, United States Vice Champion and semi-finalist of the World 10 Dance Championships, founder of Studio 665 in Woburn, world class NDCA and WDC judge, former National Dance Vision expert and organizer of the Boca Ballroom Dancesport competition. The Open to the World Eastern United States International Amateur Team Match featured five teams nationwide. First up were the athletes from New Jersey. Diana McDonald leads this fantastic team: Bohdan Dovhalov & Sofia Iudina; Oscar Krimus & Shayna McDonald; Max Firestein & Nicole Mtched. They beat out the second-place team from New York and the Arizona team, who finished third at the end of the competition. In addition, a couple from the New Jersey team, Bohdan Dovhalov and Sofia Iudina, became the first in 10 dances in the Amateur category. The annual U.S. East Coast Championship always pleases its spectators with a real dance show and gives an inexpressible range of emotions. Professionals and amateurs turn into competitors and athletes for three days, fighting for the prestigious title of the best on the East Coast. Now, we will look forward to next year to cheer for the dancers of the United States.
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