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One of the best parts of summer is still the county or state fair. Step inside, and you'll be treated to a whirlwind of sights, sounds, and smells that have a uniquely scruffy charm.

Of course, the most iconic part of a fair just might be the fairground games. For a small fee, you get to test all those skills you've been honing on your indoor multi-sport simulator and try to win a prize for your sweetie.

In a tactical but low-scoring game like soccer, you’ve got to make every shot count. Opportunities for goals don’t come often. Having a weak strike of the ball makes it easier for the goalie to react, gives you less room for error, and makes you more likely to miss that opportunity.

If you’re looking to be the next star forward, building the strength of your shot is the first place to start. Get out on the pitch or use a multi-sport simulator and hit the ball cleanly and powerfully with these tips.

While sports fans love to tout the popularity of football, basketball, or soccer, there's one unassuming sport that has putted its way into the hearts of people around the world. Golf is a sport that combines hand-eye coordination with patience, intensity, and camaraderie in a relaxing, refreshing setting.

Launch monitors have become important practice tools for today’s golfers. With a wide range of affordable units available, few serious golfers go without a launch monitor. But how do you know which one’s right for you? To help you out, let’s look at seven of the best-known models on the market and see how they stack up.

In golf, draws and fades are types of shots that control the movement of the golf ball. While some players approach one or the other more naturally, professionals learn to choose one at will, depending on the shot. You could use a golf swing tracker to measure your performance and practice each type.