With half of January behind us, the 2004 edition of New Year's Resolutions for most people are starting to become less resolute. While the gyms are still crowded and some guy named Atkins remains the most popular man in town, the number of daily sit-ups are dwindling and that coveted piece of chocolate is now a "just this one time" treat.
Nevertheless, the birth of a new year serves as a motivator of change and an inspiration to improve. For many, it can be a reaffirmation of what has gone right or an awakening to what has gone wrong. For others, it is simply a reminder to buy a new calendar.
As I like to say, the world of sports is no different from the rest of us, so here are some suggested resolutions that should be heeded by those named below
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