Sports Slang: Is Your Vocabulary in Shape?You're at a basketball game, and see an incredible move. "Gee, did you see that, uh, er?" you stammer. Or maybe you're biking with an experienced mountain biker. Your energy level starts to drop, and you slow down. "You're not bonking, are you?" asks your friend. You wonder if the other biker is referring to your slowing speed, your fanatic gum-chewing habit, or, perhaps, your religion? If the above descriptions fit you to a tee (and you have no idea what that expression means), it's time to get a clue at these sports slang sites. You'll soar and score with your basketball knowledge gained at the Basketball Glossary Web pages: http://www.firstbasesports.com/glossarie... That site also has glossaries for football: http://www.firstbasesports.com/glossarie... ice hockey: http://www.firstbasesports.com/glossarie... and soccer: http://www.firstbasesports.com/glossarie... The Dictionary of Mountain Bike Slang will help you get up to speed on the joys of avoiding acro-brats, experiencing bombing, and, of course, escaping bonking: http://world.std.com/~jimf/biking/slang.... Ever wonder what the sports doc means when he tells you that you're suffering from anterior shoulder instability? Instead of choking on those lengthy terms, check on the true meaning at the MedFacts Med Library, which provides a medical dictionary that's up-to-par for all you intrepid athletes: http://www.medfacts.com/glossary.htm
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