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RUNNER Rashid Ramzi has his sights set on more Olympic success in four years time after notching-up Bahrain's first-ever gold medal at Beijing.
When observing my pupils, the most common fault I notice is a big break in the wrists through the impact zone.
THREE lucky soccer-loving GulfWeekly readers have the chance to win a FREE fabulous trip to London to watch Gulf Air-sponsored Queens Park Rangers play a crucial fixture in the club's bid to win promotion to the Premier League.
Monday, September 1, 2008, was as an astonishing day, even for football, and the main event was the takeover of Manchester City by a Middle East company.
THE_axe now hangs over some of South Africa's senior players after their disastrous one-day campaign in England.
Ferrari's Felipe Massa was declared the winner of the Belgian Grand Prix after McLaren driver Lewis Hamilton was penalised for cutting a vital corner late in a thrilling, wet duel with world champion Kimi Raikkonen.
FERVENT fans who roared on Bahrain to the end despite seeing their team languishing by three goals were rewarded by a magnificent fightback in last Saturday's World Cup qualifying clash against Japan.
It only takes a closer look at the world's top golf professionals to find that they not only spend a lot of time working with a coach on their technique but equally spend time working with a sport psychologist on their mental game.
After two years of waiting patiently since the magnificent spectacle of the K Club in Ireland, the eyes of every golf fan from both sides of the Atlantic turn to Kentucky next week, and Valhalla Golf Club, for the 37th Ryder Cup matches.
