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    Topic: AIR JORDANS ARE EXPENSIVE Opening/Attention: Is it worth it to spend a good amount of money just for a pair of sneakers? To some people it’s their lifestyle. To them, Michael Jordan is a huge icon to the sneaker culture.. Its crazy how he isn’t involved in the game of basketball anymore, but he still makes a big impact in the market for his brand. Spoken Link: if you had nothing and had an opportunity to make some money would you commit a crime? Emotion/Story: Reading blogs and…

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    Essay On Michael Jordan

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    athletes, or even using the average person, to get their product sold. In this Nike advertisement featuring Michael Jordan, the advertisers use visual elements to make the impression that masculinity means to be popular, record breaking, skilled, athletic, determined, and successful. This definition by Nike is completed by using a famous legendary athlete, use of text, his stance, his facial expression, and the background of him being in space as he is dunks home the point for the Chicago Bulls.…

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    Shoe Dog Essay

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    I just finished reading “Shoe Dog” a biography written by Phil Knight. Phil Knight is a American business magnate and philanthropist. Native to Oregon, He is the co-founder and chairman of Nike. Inc. He previously was the CEO of Nike until he step down as chairman. This book is told in first person about about him building Nike from the ground up and the legal problems he went through. A big part of his early years at Nike was his track coach Bill Bowerman, Bill Bowerman was also a co-founder…

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    Cleat Analysis

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    I have used the Adidas Nemeziz 17.1 soccer cleats for over 6 months now and I love them. Unlike the majority of cleats the Nemeziz’s will make you look good, and feel good. The unique style and design of these boots will not only attract attention, they will also help increase the player's game. These cleats help with touch, agility, and speed on the pitch because of the light and flexible agility-knit material that they are meticulously crafted out of. Also, there are no other cleats that have…

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    Nike Ad Essay

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    to compassion for example, there was a line in the commercial where one of the women had said “there was a guy who tried to spit on me and then push me out of his way.” As a result, this would make others feel bad for the treatment of women in the athletic career. The audience who are watching such as the feminist would be outraged for the cruel regard men had for women. The first advertisement that Nike had shown a little of pathos it makes some of the other boys jealous. It is important to…

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    Finish Line Background

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    Incorporated is an American-based athletic footwear and fashion retail chain. The company also sells accessories ranging from socks, laces, and hats to shoe cleaner, insoles, and sports gear. Being my favorite sneaker store, Finish Line Incorporated retail stores are found across America located in 47 states operating over 660 stores. Now being a corporation, Finish Line’s roots began in 1976 among three friends who wanted to create a store that held the newest athletic footwear. According to…

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    Lebron James Advertising

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    purpose behind the idea was to create a shoe with more traction for the runners that wear the shoe. Nike has grown from being a distributor for a Japanese shoe company, to a designing its own shoe with a waffle maker, to becoming multi-billion dollar athletic wear company. As the company has grown, so has its partnerships and advertisements, and with that growth it has made came incredible opportunities to partner with incredible athletes. One of its major partnerships is with one of the most…

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    If the shoes you use feels great, if you don't get the injury problem, and you feel good comfort – then it is most likely good shoes for you. Now, I started with the raisins right away but it is a good general advice to you. I shall elaborate on this a bit so continue to learn as we go. According to biomechanical estimates increases the stress on the calves and hälsenor at framfotalöpning and this is the technology used in running in barefoot shoes or minimalist shoes. If you have (or had?) in…

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    Imagine someone buying a $10,000. Pair of shoes. Because some people just might do that. Why do you think sneakers are so popular? Because they are fashionable, therefore collectables, and you can use them for sports. First of all, they are fashionable. Some people wear them to look cool. Because you could also use them for disco shoes and you could buy them just to indicate that you are rich. According to Calling All Sneakerheads it states “the sneaker craze began in the late 1970’s.…

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    Sneakers History

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    “Imagine dipping your foot into sticky, melted rubber. After you let the rubber dry, you peel it off your foot. Then you let your temporary shoe harden by the fire. That’s how the Maya, Olmec, and Aztecs of Central and South America made their own version of rubber-soled shoes 3,000 year ago.” The history of sneakers go way back. Even 3,000 year ago. There is so much history behind sneakers, such as their popularity, cost, and style. To lead off, the history behind the popularity…

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