One of the exciting things about running this blog is the number of interesting ideas I come across. One such great idea I just→

The World Adult Kickball Association (WAKA) recently began franchising in the United States. The program will leverage the organization’s 13 years of success bringing→

I thought that being dragged behind a horse was a very bad thing. I guess I was wrong. Daily Mail: Thrill seekers are competing→

The BallStars heat transfer system offer entrepreneurs a full-color heat transfer process that can cost-effectively produce photo sports balls. Their business opportunity comes complete→

Fortune Small Business: Jim Bintliff supplies special mud for Major League Baseball. The story goes back to when pro baseball teams began using new→

The season must be approaching quickly, because golf and tees are filling the news. A couple weeks ago, an inventor combined the golf tee→

GreenvilleOnline.com: Whether in the office of his Easley production facility or stepping up to the tee at a local driving range, Hackenberg exudes passion→

GamedayHousing is the easiest and safest way for groups of sports fanatics to find a place to stay when they’re in town for the→

My SA: With the start of Pro Sports Technologies, Rodriguez has created technological sensors that can instantly provide a football’s spot placement and another→

WGHP: Jim Drake, an aeronautical engineer credited with inventing windsurfing in the late 1960s, died Tuesday at his home in Pfafftown. He was 83.→

UpNorthLive.com: Dakota and Garret Porter have been spending every waking hour on their new business. The name of this new startup is 45 Parallel→

The other day, I blogged about tennis for the visually impaired. Today’s sport for the blind is baseball: A team is composed of a→

NY Times: Dan Guilbeault was 3 when doctors discovered a tumor called an optic glioma pressed against his optic nerves. He continued to play→

It’s not everyday an inventor receives a small feature on television, but we can add the inventor of modern skiing to the list, reports→

Aberdeen American News: Anderson was the Raiders’ original athletic trainer, beginning in 1960, three years before future owner Al Davis came aboard as head→

You may not be able to buy it at the store or take it home with you in a box, but Kenny Sailors still→

The Sun News: Graves, inventor of the Double Duty: Divot Repair Putter, is now producing long putters with the unique and useful clubhead that→

Sports fans may feel slighted by the lockout currently occurring in the NBA, but businesses that base their income on the NBA and the→

While most fans were still in shock over the roof of the Metrodome collapsing this past winter, Guy Nelson was preparing his next business→

LA Times: …Outdoor retailers are bouncing back from the recession. That is particularly true in California, where recreation gear merchants have made plans to→