Why we warm up
A “warm-up” routine is valuable for almost any physical activity, but is particularly important for curlers for two main reasons: […]
A “warm-up” routine is valuable for almost any physical activity, but is particularly important for curlers for two main reasons: […]
This past month, the Coaching Association of British Columbia (also known as CoachesBC) has published a revised copy of a
Look for this announcement of Elmira’s Open House dates in your mailbox. Our club’s open house takes place on two
In time for the start of the 2011-2012 curling season, Little Rock and Bantam curlers who are nervous about being
Today is August 1, but the curling season will be here before you know it, starting with our two Open
Tac-Tic-Tee (Tactic-Tee, not Tic-Tac-Tee) is a curling strategy game that centers on shot selection. Players of the game pretend that
In January 2010, the Canadian Curling Association published a policy document, drafted by a team that included former Canadian champions
June 16-18, 2011, saw the Canadian Curling Association host its Annual General Meeting in Ottawa. Among the various resolutions passed
I don’t recall precisely where I first saw a reference to using bowling pins on the ice with young Little
Smart Curling [1] is a book that really isn’t so much about curling as it is about communication, team performance