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    maintenance exercises, followed by more active and cutting activities. Stretching Ankle strengthening exercises Balance exercises Taping of Ankle (before athletic competition) Preparation before serious or excessive exercise Scenario: A 16 year old football player was running and cut hard to the left and he felt pain in his ankle and came off the field with pain and his cleats were removed which then revealed he had swelling of the injured ankle he was taped up and sent back in.…

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    are able to have enough strength to pick themselves up and try again. Those who do are the ones that strive hard enough to get their shine at success. From my experience of the word success, it means winning the game against the opponent's team. In football it is all about working hard in practice and giving it your all. A team is not always going to beat the opposing team, but it's the games a team loses to that makes them want to win the next one to get a taste of success. I asked a fellow…

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    The movie Blind Side is based about NFL player Michael Oher's early life as a teen in Memphis, Tennessee. The movie has many big actors and actresses in it, including Sandra Bullock, and country singer Tim McGraw. The story takes place in Memphis, Tennessee in the early 2000's. The movie falls under a couple of different genres documentary, drama, and sports. The movie begins when someone the Michael is staying with tries to get him into a private school. He gets in to the school but eventually…

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    How long does it take a person to change his mindset? I came to high school as a freshman and I wanted to try something new, so i thought that I should try football. I wanted to play in the games and I wasn’t getting any playing time in them and I couldn’t figure out why. After our first game I was expecting me to play in the next game, but as the time came for kickoff I was still standing on the sidelines and watching everyone else go in. I thought it would be my turn eventually, but then the…

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    Last June it became my favorite time of the year. Samford basketball camp jumped at me just a week away, and I could just smell the good times coming. I waited a long time for this week to come around the corner. Finally, there it was, the week of basketball camp. I had awakened early in the morning visualizing the day alive as ever. Then, I was ready for the big day that I had been waiting for. After I got up and ready, I went off with the hope of accomplishing great things. I saw that there…

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    In the 1970s was the world cup ball and colored white and black and it has 32 panels on so it will be visible on tv. 2000 and up it is finally finished. The person that invented soccer cleats was Cornelius Johnson he invented the soccer cleat back in 1525 he was a shoe maker. But also King Henry was the first person to have worn cleats but he also made cleats but the first cleats were made by Cornelius.The soccer uniform was established back in 1848 and they add more stuff to the jersey and…

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    Lou Holtz: NCAA Coach

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    budget, his coaching skills, and the expectations from the fans. After his first year as a coach was a flop he decided to re-evaluate his training and play making. This was a hard decision for him to make, changing his beliefs and ideals for a good football team though his team ended up winning many games. Holtz holds himself Accountable for the team's outcomes. He knows that a good team requires…

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    degenerative disease of the brain found in atlethes, military veterans, and others with a history of repetitive brain trauma.” As NFL players receive many head to head hits over the course of their careers, they begin to develop the brain disease. Football is thought of as a fun sport, nevertheless, people don't realize the affects on the brain that get increasingly worse over time. They may not know it when they're on the field, but they are putting their brains through a lot of trauma that can…

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    Almost every evening during the fall and winter, there is basketball being practiced or played in the Cherokee County High School gymnasium. I see the sweaty players running up and down the court and hear the squeaking of shoes on the wood floor. When basketball is going on, the gym changes. If a basketball game is being played in the gym, the atmosphere is not the same as it is in any other circumstance. I oftentimes walk in to players with their hands on their hips, breathing really hard. The…

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    The track season was the hardest most adrenaline filled thing i’ve ever partook in. Everyday at practice we’d run probably two miles total, and that was just the sprinters. The long distance probably ran four or five. Track meets were always very intense, you could feel the electricity in the air. There was a dash of suspense also, it’s suspenseful because you can only do four events, and track meets were about six to seven hours long, and one sprint event only takes like literally a minute. You…

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