For me, I only get to see some relatives once a year, so I take this opportunity to love and cherish the moments.
Young women seem to be increasingly interested in the game, as evidenced by program growth in our local high schools and thanks to area PGA golf professionals who do a wonderful job of teaching the game and keeping it interesting.
Obviously, the Texans will take wins any way they can get them, but one should keep in mind how they’re winning these games — especially if Houston is fortunate enough to make the postseason, where Lady Luck will only get you so far.
The 2nd annual Toys For A Claus all-doubles tennis tournament will be held Saturday at Menard Park’s Scoggins-Stiglich Courts in Galveston, beginning at 8:30 a.m.
Next Thursday, running events will be as easy to find as pumpkin pie and sweet potatoes. Every runner and walker interested in a Thanksgiving day event can find a turkey trot nearby, whether they’re staying home or traveling.
Bottom line, it’s OK and normal to be scared, but take the leap. When you crash to the ground below, it’s not as hard as once thought. Before you know it, you’ll learn to fly.
Galveston Island Meals on Wheels, Inc. is a nonprofit organization feeding the homebound, elderly and infirm of Galveston.
At best, this is nothing more than a symbolic punishment. At worst, it’s a slap in the face to any team Hightower “won” against while breaking the rules to gain a competitive advantage.
Friendswood’s Maura Mitchell advanced to today’s 10 a.m. semifinals of the girls’ 18-and-under singles at the Racquet Pro Pasadena Championship Major Zone tennis tournament.
For decades, I’ve waited with almost manic fervor and anticipation for the arrival of the latest issue of a surf magazine in my mailbox each month.
Preventive maintenance is as important for bodies as it is for cars, and just as sometimes it’s best to get a mechanic to look under the hood, it can help to see a pro to maintain your running machine. Personal trainer Laura Tacquard, a certified myofascial foam rolling teacher, is an advoca…
Ninety thousand-plus screaming fans, not to mention eventual booing ones at that, along with a national audience, witnessed another embarrassing performance Monday night from a Dallas Cowboys football team that was expected to make a strong bid at dethroning the defending world champion Philadelphia Eagles.
Being in the fitness industry, I’m surrounded by all body types. This is from the morbidly obese to the almost severe anorexia, and, of course, all the in-betweens.
As the football floated gently just right of the upright in the cool air at Mile High Stadium, and your Houston Texans won their sixth consecutive game, I declared with nobody but my bride in earshot: “Ya gotta have a little luck along the way.”
As beloved as Case Keenum was to local fans during his time in Houston, those same fans should be pleased that he’s no longer a Texan for two big reasons.
Texas City’s Benjamin McCullough teamed up with Kansas City’s Brian McMillan to win the men’s wheelchair “B” doubles at the University of Houston Cougar Open Wheelchair Tennis Tournament.
There are few times in the year I look forward to more than the end of daylight saving time.
The Wicked Wine Run returns to its, ahem, old stomping grounds next week, with a course on the grounds of Haak Winery in Santa Fe.
From 1952 to 1969, the Galvez Negro Little League produced many future champions for high school, college and professional sports (baseball, football, basketball, track).
A technique used with all my personal training clients is called “recover in motion.” To give you a better understanding, here’s an example: While training the lower body, instead of taking time to rest from an exhausting set of weights, I have them perform upper body exercises while the low…
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