Where Do The Years Go? New Web Site Allows You To Record Years of Sports Memories

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Every Sport, Every Competition! Record These Special Sporting Moments for Posterity

If you are a soccer mom that runs from the soccer field to the karate gym, or if you are just one of those that run yourself ragged balancing the multiple sports schedules, you can now answer that age old question, “Where Have The Years Gone?”

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) January 1, 2010

For the millions of soccer moms and baseball dads, running the hectic gauntlet that is youth sports, time is of the essence and keeping this schedule seems to make the years fly by. How many times do you visit the relatives for the holidays and Grandma and Grandpa exclaim, “WOW, look how big you have gotten! Where do the years go?”

Balancing a household of children wrapped in the sports vortex can be challenging and there are dozens of articles offering advice on how to balance the schedule or create more parental attention. GroupExclusives.com introduces Memorys for athletes and teams, allowing parents, teams, athletes, friends and fans to create cumulative Memorys.

As the world's technology evolves and new online services become more prevalent that allow us to share pictures and videos, a pattern emerges. That pattern is a lack of focus on a specific segment or topic. Athletes of all levels can now record all their memories in one area that comes complete with all their teammates memories as well, in the form of actual written conversations among teammates, pictures and video.

If you are a soccer mom that runs from the soccer field to the karate gym or if you are just one of those parents that run yourself ragged balancing the multiple sports schedules, you can now answer that age old question, “Where Have The Years Gone?”

"Memorys by GroupExclusives.com creates an environment that makes collecting all these memories in one organized area where you can visit and actually witness where all those years have gone," states the founder of the website, Jimmy Legg.

Parents that find it impossible to sit on the sidelines can take advatange of the specialized "Crowd Sourcing" technology allowing unavailable parents to view actual events in the form of conversations from other parents, teammates, friends and fans. Memorys by GroupExclusives.com offers all the details on this new technology.

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