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    Doping In Sports Essay

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    While some argue that sports cannot move forward without performance-enhancing drugs, the majority views doping as unethical. As with any debated issue, there are some who support doping. Authors such as Ian Steadman defend the use of performance-enhancing drugs on the grounds that they are the future of sports. Sports have, and always will be, about being competitive and trying to outperform others. Doping, with this thinking in mind, is simply the next step in competitive sports. Coaches and…

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    believe that PED’s have no affect on the sport they play. Steroids, for example, are a PED that increases muscle development, but what if the sport has nothing to do with strength. In “Performance-Enhancing Drugs Should Be Legalized”, Stephen Wang agrees with this motion when he states that, “In sports such as baseball that require skills other than just endurance . . . strength-increasing drugs should not be banned” (Wang). Gary Roberts, editor and chief of Sports Lawyer, backs his argument by…

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    lot of people are passionate about sports. Football, basketball, baseball, soccer, etc. Great traditions exist all over the world, based around the principles of sports, whether they are family traditions or even national traditions. Those who are not passionate about sports most likely have a friend or family member who is and participates in athletics. Now, imagine a friend or a family member is affected by drug use, specifically performance enhancing drugs, and can no longer do what they…

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    examining the topic of Drugs and Doping in Sport and whether the Australian Legal System needs to be re-evaluated to accommodate for the ever expanding list of performance enhancing drugs that are being identified and evaluated by the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority to be unfair to the sport and its morals. The purpose of this report is to identify the problems in the current legal system and the focus of this report is on the establishment and effectiveness of the Australian Sports…

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    enhancing drugs (PEDs) in sport, its history and how athletes and officials are addressing their use today. Further, I will look at how organizations such as the National Sport Organizations of Canada (specifically Synchro Canada) are working to reduce the use of PEDs and instead focus on the value of ‘pure sport’ through nutrition, proper sleep and training as a more effective and fulfilling way to enhance the sport experience. Performance Enhancing Drugs (PEDs) have been a part of sport…

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    Should athletes be tested for drug use? I would totally agree with athletes being tested for drug use because athletes are motivators and inspirations to certain people. Athletes should at least be tested for all types of drug once a month, because athletes take advantage of drugs for different types of reasons. Some athletes take performance enhancing drugs because they want to improve in ways that basic training and practicing won’t be able to accomplish. Of course steroids are banned for…

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    When a child gets injured it is really scary. When it occurs in an organized sport that is supposed to be a safety haven for an enjoyable activity then it can be a tragedy. If the proper equipment is utilized then the risk of injuries decreases and safety is improved. Children or teen-agers that get injured while playing an organized sport may benefit from rules and regulations that are designed to protect players. Many of the injuries that can occur are very dangerous, sometimes even…

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    known as ‘eSports’, but I would argue that it qualifies as a regular professional sport due to demands on the human mind and body, the viewer base, and player as well as team sponsorships. “But they’re sitting down!” you might say, “its just a game!” you might say. But rowers sit down.…

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    SIGNIFICANCE OF SPORTS Sport is vital in our life. It is prevalent among individuals of all ages because it helps them to stay in shape. Various individuals who go in for sport have a lot of preferences in a relationship with the individuals who don 't care for the game. Sports are vital for success in everyday of our existence. Sport is an essential part of life today. Sports keep us stable and fit. It offers us a change from regular life exercises. Games enhance our mental quality and keep us…

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    makes them at her home. She does not get all of the fruits that the cafeteria has, but can still make a great smoothie. Before going to sporting events, she wants food that is normally served at sports bars to be served at the York Hill cafeteria. I believe that she wants to feel that atmosphere of the Sports bar while she is eating her food at the cafeteria before the game. She could…

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