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    At Daisy’s Campground, safety is of the highest priority. The lack of knowledge and experience could not only injure an employee but possibly a customer as well. The top three major safety concerns is the restroom facilities, the storage and handling of chemicals, and the use of power tools. These three topics have been identified by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) as areas of concern for employers and small businesses. Restroom Policy Campground restrooms are more…

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    Ray Lewis once said, “Life is about being a versatile athlete and training in all realms of life”. Some people would beg to differ with Ray Lewis, as they are encouraging their children to choose one sport to specialize in instead of being a multi sport athlete. Sport specialization is becoming extremely common in young athletes and is having detrimental effects. Physically and psychologically, young athletes are suffering. Children are specializing in sports too soon. Sports specialization is…

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    I went to Herbert A. Ammons middle school and they didn’t have a track but we made the best of it. I got tendinitis in my hip because we were running on concrete instead of a track. It was really competitive in middle school track, it wasn’t as tough as summer track but it’s on another level. In middle school you are running against 6th-8th graders, doesn’t matter…

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    The industrial revolution had mainly negative effects. The industrial revolution was a time in world history that has technically never ended. It is the time when society began to mass produce products in order to provide enough products for the booming population. People moved from villages to cities where factories were looking for workers. Medical advances rose in the world and people began to live longer. People are ambivalent on the subject of whether industrialization was positive or…

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    Achilles Tendon Rupture

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    most commonly found in the athletic population, it can also sometimes be found in the general population also. The Achilles can become thin and weak due to lack of use, which puts it more at risk for developing an injury. People with a history of tendinitis, diabetes, arthritis, and those who take certain medications are also at an increased risk of rupturing the tendon. The following includes a list of possible situations for an Achilles Tendon…

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    Quadriceps Tendon Tear or Disruption With Rehab A quadriceps tendon tear or disruption is a partial or complete tear of the tendon between the quadriceps muscles and the kneecap (patella). Tendons connect muscles to bone. The quadriceps muscles are located on the front of the thigh and are primarily used in straightening the knee. With a partial tear, the tendon is overstretched, and some of the fibers are frayed. With a complete tear, the quadriceps muscle is detached from the kneecap. This is…

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    American football has been around for decades, with one of the most important roles being the kicker. Kickers start and end the game for both teams. The role of the kicker is to be accurate and have infinite range to score for their respective team in hopes of achieving the final goal of winning. Many kickers are their team's leading scorer, having thousands of points. With this being said, many problems come along with having such a vital role on a team. These goals come with complications and…

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    In my opinion athletics have always been thought of as character builders and methods of social development. Parents often put their children in sports to help them “fit in”, gain self-confidence, and get healthy, but sometimes it has the opposite effect. Competition sports can turn some children into arrogant athletes with no sense of sportsmanship and sometimes sports can make an introverted child more likely to withdraw and feel pressured. Tension and stress are felt by all children who play…

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    called therapeutic ultrasound to help with the healing process of various kinds of injuries. Athletic trainers use ultrasound on a specific injury called patellar tendinopathy. Patellar tendinopathy is also referred to as “jumper’s knee” or patellar tendinitis. Patellar tendinopathy is a degenerative injury that could be caused by overuse. Athletes who have this injury usually have pain on the inferior pole of the patella. This condition usually develops in athletes who participate in sports…

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    Steroids In The NFL

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    Risks of taking anabolic steroids include; prominent breasts, baldness, shrunken testicles, infertility, and impotence. The effect of using both HGH and anabolic includes severe acne, increased risk of tendinitis and tendon rupture, bad cholesterol, high blood pressure, heart and circulatory problems, psychiatric disorder, and infections or diseases ("Fitness"). So the usage of HGH and Anabolic steroids are bad for anyone, not only NFL players. One important…

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