Author Archives: Bobby Roberts

Everything You Need For A Day At The Gun Range

There is never a bad time to practice on your shooting skills, whether you are a gun enthusiast or you are simply learning for self-defense. A day at the gun range may sound like a lot of fun, but you want to make sure that you are prepared. It is important that you understand that the more you visit the gun range, the more this list will seem like second-nature. The tools you use at the gun range need to be of quality. Here is a list of everything you need for a day at the gun range.

Range Bag

Your range bag will hold the essential including your gun and other tools you need. Make sure that no matter how you shoot, your range bag is big enough to fit everything you need. It should be large enough for you to carry enough ammunition, at least two pistols, your shooter protection and snacks. No matter if you are renting a run at the range or you are bringing your own, make sure that you have a bag that will able to house all your stuff.

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Tips To Protect Yourself During Sports Activities

Sports activities are important to be a part of for fitness, but when it comes to looking after yourself, it’s critical that you’re preventing any injuries from occurring. With that being said, here are some tips to protect yourself during sports activities.

Wear Protective Gear

We’re always told as children to wear a helmet when cycling, and so we take that awareness and knowledge as we get older. Wearing protective headgear and body gear is important to keep your body protected, especially as we get older. Sometimes, we’re not as nimble on our feet, and that can result in an accident happening. When it does happen, you’d rather have that protection in place to minimize the impact that it has on your body. For those cases where you’re not so fortunate, and perhaps you were injured by someone else, it’s worth exploring what case you might have when it comes to seeking legal help. For example, anyone who gets injured whilst on a bike may want to speak to a bike accident lawyer to explore the likelihood of getting compensation for any injuries that may have occurred. Taking safety seriously is important, and protective gear can ensure you reduce any impact of serious injuries to your body.

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2020 NCAA Football – Week 10 Betting Picks Against Spread

I went 12-13 against the spread last week.

The Big Ten has been weird so far. We’ve had teams like Indiana, Rutgers and Michigan State score victories over teams we expected to sail through those games. Maybe those teams have improved greatly since last season, but I doubt we will see Rutgers among the top-tier of teams in the conference at year’s end. Ohio State could be the best team in the conference by a large margin.

The marquee games this week are Florida vs Georgia (in Jacksonville) and Clemson at Notre Dame.

We at ‘America’s White Boy’ pick 25 college football games against the spread in Week 9 of the 2020-21 NCAA Football season (November 7th, 2020).

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5 Reasons Why You Should Cycle Daily

We all know that cycling is a great way to get fit, boost cardiovascular health, and improve your endurance, but are you cycling often enough? Instead of letting your bike gather dust, making it a part of your day-to-day routine can transform your life. To find out why you should be cycling every day, take a look at the benefits it can bring:

Keep Your Weight in Check

It’s no secret that regular exercise helps you to lose weight. If you’re actively trying to shed pounds or you want to maintain your current weight, cycling daily can help you to achieve your goals. From a relaxed pace around your local neighborhood to intensive racing, you can monitor the number of calories you burn every time you cycle.

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Three Fitness Tips To Motivate You This Winter

The temperatures are starting to drop as we get into the colder months, and so are a lot of people’s fitness motivation. Where it once seemed easy to get out of bed and hit those fitness goals for the week, is now incredibly challenging, despite not wanting all that hard work from spring and summer to go to waste. The good news, though, is that with some simple strategies and thinking ahead, it is possible to regain and boost your motivation to workout throughout fall and winter, and perhaps even avoid the winter workout slump altogether.

Hire a professional

Hiring and getting help from a personal trainer is a great idea when you lack motivation in the cooler months. You are effectively hiring your own personal cheerleader as well as someone to hold you accountable when you are having a slump and don’t want to workout. Great to help you reach your fitness goals at any time of year, they will make your workouts better and help you to make the most of your time by ensuring that you are doing the right exercises for your goals and that you are doing them correctly. If you aren’t into HIIT and gym workouts so much and are a fan of a concrete sport, then that doesn’t limit you from hiring a professional either. Whether that’s tennis or Golf Instructors to help you with your game, a professional will not only push you harder than you would yourself and help you to improve the sport you love, but should also leave you with a sense of accomplishment and positivity.

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How To Save Money On Water Sports Equipment

If you love water sports, you might have looked into investing in your own equipment in the past. Those who are lucky enough to live near a lake or coast line often enjoy getting out on the water in a boat, kayak, paddle board or canoe. Not only are water sports amazing cardiovascular and muscular toning sports, but they also allow you to see beautiful wildlife and get back into nature when the world feels too crazy.

The Pros Of Investing In Your Own Water Sports Equipment

Having your own water sports equipment would enable you to chase the horizon whenever you want, without having to rely on rental equipment. Particularly in the time of COVID-19, many businesses have had to close due to restrictions and economic upheaval; this means that your chances of renting equipment for water sports might be scuppered. Owning your own equipment would alleviate this issue, giving you total freedom.

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2020 NFL Week 9 – Betting Picks Against Spread

I went 7-7 against the spread last week.

I was able to make a comeback last week after having a rough stretch in the early games, but nearly ran the table the rest of Sunday.

There are some COVID-19 issues on the Ravens right now, but they think it’s under control. They added seven to the COVID-19 reserve list. They haven’t had any positive tests since.

A few teams are dealing with quarterback injuries and we will see two new faces starting this week for the Cowboys and Jaguars.

How will Jaguars rookie QB Jake Luton fare against the Texans?

We pick every NFL game against the spread and throw out a few upsets in Week 9 of the 2020 NFL season.

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2020 NFL Fantasy Football Start/Sit – Week 9

The U.S. elections are taking place and it might be easy to forget to set your lineup this week, especially if some of these races creep into Thursday.

The teams off this week are the Cleveland Browns, Cincinnati Bengals, Los Angeles Rams and Philadelphia Eagles.

You could be needing to replace some important pieces on your fantasy team with QB Baker Mayfield, QB Joe Burrow and the Los Angeles Rams defense on bye.

How will Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa fare in his second start?

Here is our Fantasy Football Sit/Start for Week 9 of the 2020 NFL season…and enjoy our awesome MS Paint masterpiece of RB Tua Tagaovailoa of the Miami Dolphins.

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Increasing Your Chances Of Big Returns When Putting Your Money On Sports

When it comes to the world of sports, there are many different ways in which we can experience the thrill. We can obviously enjoy the thrill of competing against another – whether it’s in full-blown contact or non-contact sporting events. We can also feel the buzz of watching our friends or our favorite professional team. Seeing the drama unfold after a marvelous narrative is written can be something like no other.

Putting some money on an event is also something that makes people feel a certain way. Obviously, it’s not for everyone and can even be a little dangerous for those without a sense of self-control, but it’s a great way of making sporting events more entertaining. People even like to do so if they have no particular favoring towards a team. The potential of winning money adds an extra dimension to sport.

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6 Outdoor Activities That Do Not Require Close Contact

Even though the sports industry took a hit when the pandemic began, things are gradually getting back to normal. Some of the world’s most famous football leagues, such as the British Premier League, have resumed for fans all over the world. But there are still concerns about contact during these games, which has led to testing and the inability for spectators to enjoy the games in person. Fortunately, some sports do not require that much contact to play. Are you looking to get back into sports but are worried about social distancing? Here are some safe games you can engage in:

1. Tennis

Now more than ever, you can appreciate the distance between players on the tennis court. Also, since there are at least two players at a time, there is enough room for movement and ventilation. The likelihood of contracting an infection is little to none. The only thing that may be a problem is how the balls will be handled. However, once you make a conscious effort not to touch your face and wash your hands after a game, you should be fine.

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2020 NCAA Football – Week 9 Betting Picks Against Spread

I went 12-13 against the spread last week.

I’ve been struggling the last three weeks with my college football picks. I thought the addition of Big Ten games to the schedule would fix my string of bad luck, but nope! Penn State, Michigan State and Iowa all shit the bed in their debuts.

I was impressed by a few Big Ten players last week. Michigan QB Joe Milton didn’t need to showcase much in their win over Minnesota, but he could do some damage with his size and athleticism. I was having Cam Newton flashbacks last weekend.

We at ‘America’s White Boy’ pick 25 college football games against the spread in Week 9 of the 2020-21 NCAA Football season (October 31st, 2020).

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2020 NFL Week 8 – Betting Picks Against Spread

I went 7-7 against the spread last week.

There were a ton of games that came down to the final play of the game to ruin covers. The last-second Lions win and a late missed extra-point in the Browns/Bengals game ruined a lot of bets.

There currently aren’t any games in jeopardy due to COVID-19 positive tests right now. It’s only Wednesday, so things could change since positivity rates have increased all around the country.

Will the Steelers fare well against QB Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens?

We pick every NFL game against the spread and throw out a few upsets in Week 8 of the 2020 NFL season.

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