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    “You're fired!” Coming to work and hearing those words are probably not the top of your schedule. But that's what some adult athletes hear that have taken performance enhancing drugs during their professional sport and got caught. The use of performance enhancing drugs have became a rising issue in the past few years. by examining job loss, health problems, and drug testing, performance enhancing drugs should not be aloud in sports. Mayo Clinic Staff are trying to inform athletes about the…

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    As I was surfing the internet for a topic I came across an article titled “Allowing drugs in some sports competitions will allow us to keep others clean.” It found this to be a very strange claim and decided to look more into it. After further looking into this claim I decided to make the topic of my paper “Should performance enhancing drugs be legal to use in sports.” In the paper I will be focusing on one of the most well known performance enhancers: anabolic steroids. I am completely against…

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    The presence of Performance Enhancing Drugs (PED’s) has been an ethical dilemma issue that has been plaguing all sports. This issue presents an integrity problem both for the sport and especially for the players who are devoted to competing honestly through dedication and hard work. In this paper I will examine the issue of players choosing to use Performance Enhancing Drugs according to the Christian worldview, and compare it to other options of resolving this ethical dilemma. Paul is a…

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    Steroid Use In Sports

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    Steroid Use in Sports Steroids in sports in the last 10 years have gotten out of control. They have tried to monitor them but it hasn’t worked out. Steroid testing should be monitored more in all sports because it gives players who use steroids an unfair advantage and creates health issues. One of the biggest issues about steroids is how the drugs give players an unfair advantage. The use of PED’s or performance enhancing drugs is a huge issue. (Issitt) Richard Pound stated, “Remember that…

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    All throughout American history, athletes have played vital roles in the way people act and look, what they want to be like when they grow up, and how they live everyday life. Those are just minor influences athletes have on people, but three athletes in the past fifty years have significantly impacted life in United states. Lance Armstrong, OJ Simpson, and Tiger Woods impacted US society both positively and negatively. Lance Armstrong impacted the US by his foundation, his comeback story from…

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    Why Do Athletes Do Drugs

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    American is known for its great culture, sports are certainly one of them. Most of the sport players get concerned very much about their career. They start to worry very much about either winning or competition and ultimately they want total legacy. Sponsors start to pretty much hype up the players which starts to make athlete even more worried about his abilities to do much better in sports and move up so he/she can get sponsored. Athletes start getting introduced into drugs for various amount…

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    The Olympic Games are a worldwide competition where athletes from all over the world fight for the gold in a variety of sports. Before the Games begin, the opening ceremony brings all of the spectators, athletes, and officials together in one place. This ceremony is a chance for all athletes from different countries to come together and represent their homes. Regardless of their differences, the athletes are all the same when it comes to playing their sport. Also, as technology has evolved over…

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    Introduction Brazil is the largest country on the South American continent, which covers 8,515,770 sq km territory in total and is the 5th largest country in the world. Its population is 205,823,665 people, according to the data collected in July 2016, and mostly consists of white (47.7%) and mulatto (43.1%) people. The percentage of black people is 7.6% of the whole population. The official language, that is also the most widely spoken, is Portuguese; however, other tongues, such as Spanish,…

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    Hunter holten ferry UFC and esports drug use should not be allowed 10:14\5\23\2018 Drugs in Sports are Bad “I don't recommend steroids for everyone, and I don't recommend growth hormones for everyone. But for certain individuals, I truly believe, because I've experimented with it for so many years, that it can make an average athlete a super athlete. It can make a super athlete incredible. Just legendary”-Jose Canseco. For athletes, this is a real problem. They have to stay on the lookout for…

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    One of the most ancient sports we have today is wrestling. It can date back to the ancient Greek empire, as people would fight against each other in the first Olympics. Wrestling has changed a lot since then, and well for starters people don’t fight to the death anymore. There are a few types of wrestling that are played today Greco Roman, Folk, Freestyle and more recently Female Wrestling. Wrestling is filled with rules, regulations, and a certain scoring guide to help make sport more…

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