The New York Open Judo Championship is an amazing experience. Forget Hollywood movies, this is real skill up close.

The Track and Field Hall of Fame. It may not sound like fun. But ask her if she played any sports in high school. Old glory moments die hard, and if she was a [more...]

Every February the New York Road Runners Club sponsors a race all the way up the Empire State Building. Go cheer on your friends - or better yet, race against each other.

The Norstar/Hamlet Challenge Cup in Long Island is a prelude to the U.S. Open. With no seat more than 80 feet from the court, this is a great chance to see the game's major players up close without the hype of a larger tournament.

Just like that scene in pretty woman.
Go see a polo match on Long Island. They are held every Sunday between May and November at the Bethpage State Park and at Whitney Lane in Old Westbury. Admission and parking are free.

Horse racing is exciting if you've never seen it before, and you'll both get into it if you give it a chance. Go to http://www.nyra.com for info on all NY's tracks.

This is a great way to experience baseball in the city for less than Major League Games and with less hassle. Tickets for the Minors are only about $12 and the games are great. Go see the Brooklyn Cyclones or [more...]

GREAT MOMENTS ROOM AT YANKEE STADIUM
is a great place to throw a party if your child or boyfriend loves baseball. Before the game starts, hang out in the Great [more...]

FLOYD, NY - 131 Atlantic Ave.
There is a weekend bocce league that plays at Floyd's indoor dirt alley. Look for the team that warms up to “Eye of the Tiger.” This is more fun than you would think - even if you're just watching.