| Youth_Football_on_the_Web Tournament listings, message boards, drills and coaching tips. |
| Adventure_Zone Offers a Laser Tag arena, video arcade, bounce houses and inflatables in Sacraemento, California. Includes prices, party packages, event calendar, photos, and FAQs. |
| Fun_Junction Offers a Laser Tag arena, climbing walls, motion simulators, virtual reality, and arcade games in Ottawa, Canada. Includes hours, directions, prices, facility description, and party and event services |
| Laser_Edge Offers a laser game arena and video arcarde in Clinton Twp, Michigan. Includes a message board, game list, party packages, tournaments, news, and prices. |
| Laser_Kingdom Offers Laser Tag arenas in Farmingdale and Coram on Long Island, New York. Includes party packages, prices, and directions. |
| Lazerland Offers a Lazer Tag arena, miniature golf, and video arcade in Portage, Michigan. Includes photos, party packages, specials, and prices. |
| The_Lost_City Offers a Laser Storm arena, miniature golf, and video game arcade in Holland, Michigan. Includes photos, party packages, and pricing. |
| Megatron Offers a Laser Tag arena in El Dorado, Arkansas. Includes game description and prices. |
| Winona_Laser_Tag Offers a training arena in Winona, Minnesota. Lists rules, prices, and game history. |
| Bicycles_FAQ Index of road and mountainbike Usenet FAQs. |
| Bike_Parts_by_Biker\'s_Barbecue A useful and entertaining check list of bike parts and accessories one should consider taking along on a bicycle trip. |
| Bikes_R_Not_Toys A lay-person's guide to the purchase and use of everything to do with bicycles and bicycling. |
| BikeUtopia A generally useful site containing help and information sections on bicycle repair, maintenance, inspection, adjustment, and selection. Secondary features include links to relevant auction items of eB |
| Bloom_Bike_Shop Provides bike repair and maintenance information for cyclists and business information for shop owners. The team, directories, guides, and theft prevention information. |
| Cycling_For_Newbies Information for beginning cyclists on bike types, frames, gearing, tires, rims, and equipment. |
| HowStuffWorks__How_Mountain_Bikes_Work Article containing photographs and animation that helps to explain gears, derailleurs, suspension, frames, brakes and general information. By Karim Nice |
| Interactive_Cycling_FAQs_&_Answers_Site A subordinate offering of Interactive Cycling, this site offers FAQs and How-To files covering several facets of cycling and bicycle maintenance. |
| New_to_Cycling_with_CoBR Advice and information for the new and leisure cyclist. |
| rec_bicycles_*_Archives_and_FAQ Contains archive of postings and listing of frequently asked questions and their responses. |
| Spoke_Length_Formula_and_Wheel_Lacing_Information Gives the formula to calculate the spoke length for any spoked wheel. Explains how to take the necessary measurements. Also provides wheel lacing, building, and related cycling information. |
| Ariel_Mini_Tennis Lawn Tennis Association programme to introduce 4-10 year olds to the game of tennis. Offers details on local venues, news, games and information for parents, teachers and coaches in England, Scotland |
| Austin_Tennis_Academy Program for junior tennis players who aspire to achieve excellence through tennis – provides information on coaches, activities and resources for interested young players and parents. |
| College_And_Junior_Tennis Results, rankings, and news from college tennis and junior tennis. USTA National and ITF Grand Slam junior tournaments, plus ITA Intercollegiate rankings, All-Americans, CAJA, NJCAA, NAIA, and NCAA Ch |
| Dickinson_Sports Conducts the USTA boys and girls 12s and 14s Super Winter Nationals, Copper Bowl, and the USTA boys and girls 12s Pacific Zonals Team Championships in Tucson, AZ. |
| ITF_Juniors Guide to the junior tennis circuit, by the ITF, world governing body of tennis. Tournament calendar, rankings, and player profiles. |
| Junior_Raw_Tennis Lawn tennis Association programme for children between 10 and 18. Designed to teach how to perform set tasks and then allow players to score themselves using structured scoring schemes. |
| Junior_Tennis Media site featuring tournaments, ranking, coaches, players, colleges, and camps. |
| National_High_School_Tennis_All_American_Tennis_Foundation Tournaments, foundations, sponsorships, and links list. |
| St_Peter\'s_Grand_Slam_Tennis_Camp A junior and tennis camp for all ages and levels in Southern Maine. |
| Tennis_Bounceathon A competition designed to get more children in the UK aged between 4 and 12 hitting tennis balls through Mini Tennis, an LTA programme which introduces the sport. |
| US_High_School_Tennis_Association US-wide association for high school tennis coaches and players. Monthly magazine with articles on coaching, drills, mechanics, and tactics. Book, video, equipment discounts. Liability insurance and co |
| USTA_Boys\'_Tennis_National_Championships A hard court tournament for boys 18 and under in the United States. Tickets, players, history, results, and news items. |
| USTA_Girls_18_Super_National_Tennis_Championships A hard-court tournament for girls 18 and under in the United States. Provides schedule, history, and draws. |
| ZooTennis A blog with original coverage and links to other coverage of junior tennis, especially in the United States. |
| TSS_Rowing Southport School Crew Team, based at Nerang River, with one of the most accessible boathouses in the Greater Public Schools' system. |
| Little_Elm_Area_Youth_Sports_Association Provides Softball, Baseball, T-Ball and Basketball in Little Elm, Texas. |
| Aiming_High Portal which features dojo directory, events, classifieds, newsletter, history, and techniques. |
| Buddha-Fist Community based resource which features articles, links, school directory, forum, book and video reviews, encyclopedia, and general news. |
| The_Budo_Page A personal collection of martial arts knowledge. |
| Budo_Studios Contains interviews, seminars, fight demos of various styles of Martial Arts. |
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Hi, I'm Willie Crawford, webmaster at TournamentSite.Com. I fell in love with karate back in 1978 when I was a student at North Carolina State University. I would eventually become a student of Dr. Don Ridgeway, who was teaching there, and devote many hours to practicing my beloved traditional Shotokan Karate at (Rhogun Dojo). Later, the military would send me to the Pacific where I would study Okinawa Kenpo Karate and Kobudo under Shihan Marcus Devalentino and his instructor, the late Odo Seikichi. I also enrolled my 2 young daughters in Devalentino Sensei's dojo where they both earned their brown belts prior to the military moving us to Alaska. The Devalentino dojo, operated out of the fitness center at Hickam Air Force Base, Hawaii, was fairly new when I discovered it. I was the first of many student at that dojo to earn the coveted black belt. Hawaii had numerous martial arts schools covering dozens of styles. Outside of Okinawa, I don't think I'd ever seen a place with a heavier concentration of martial arts schools. Oahu had martial arts tournaments practically every weekend... all year long. All my life, I had a fascination with the amazing feats martial artist, and even ordinary untrained humans were capable of... particularly when under stress. I can remember reading of Chi, or Ki, when I was very young and setting out to learn more about this mysterious force. I don't think I really began to understand Chi until I took a course by Dr. Robert Anthony. That course taught me many secrets to life-long achievement, personal power, prosperity, health and happiness. It tied together many of the things I had studied in other disciplines including my beloved karate. This site is a tribute to my love of all martial arts and its character building merits. While in Hawaii, I participated in numerous tournaments and always enjoyed a friendly karate sparring match. I do have to admit that I was happy when I finally turned 35 and could choose to compete in the 35 and older category. The older karateka seemed to have so much more control :-) Please visit this site often and make it your starting point when looking for a friendly competition. Our goal is to have a site that you can visit to list or find martial arts tournaments or seminars. Karate, kung fu, taekwondo, all of the martial arts are discussed and appreciated here. We will list any of your events if you will send us an email with the details. Your event will be listed as soon as practical. If you include the url to details of the event on your website, we'll also be happy to include that in your listing. This site does not cater to any particular style. We do however reserve the right to decide what we list on our site. 
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