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    successful team and a team who more or less struggles. However, most of my team's success occurred when I was younger. Which was great because I developed positive attitudes towards sports along with all my teammates and we all just formed into a big unit, and we pretty much were a dominant machine in virtually every sport. Laughter was always the main part through all of our success. We were all best friends in second grade when it all started out and our coaches were our friends as well and…

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    Sporting games in modern day attract huge crowds and draw record breaking rating every year. Like the Greek’s, people from all over gather to witness for a chance to witness athletes reach new heights and engrave their name in the history books. Evens though sports have served to engage and entertain as much as the population as possible, athletes still have goals to maximize there perform in every appearance possible. In the Roman Era, Gladiatorial fights were used to entertain the Roman…

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    maximal effort over a short period of time. For this reason, this particular evaluation would prove most beneficial for an athlete looking to improve quickness and explosive power in their respective sports. Most likely this test would be used to evaluate athletic ability and skills for athletes in sports that require speed, agility, and quickness such as football, basketball, soccer, and volleyball. This test can help a strength and conditioning coach pinpoint flaws in an athlete’s running…

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    stared trade routes and we are the second richest country to this day. I love sports, and America does too. We always have been competitive in sports agents other countries. And to respect the flag we recite the national anthem at every game. Many people watch games on their TVs from all over America. I would call myself a sports fan as well. Sometimes I even go to the games, but I mostly watch them on my TV. Sports are definitely a thing that brings America together as…

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    considered as a sport? Gaming is a worldwide phenomenon now that keeps getting bigger and bigger every day on multiple consoles or computers. But now everyone is thinking is it going to be considered a sport. Well in some parts of the country and outside our country it is already considered one. Sports are a physical activity that is engaged in for pleasure (“Sport.” Merriam-Webster.com.) Its other definition is a particular activity (such as an athletic game) so engaged in (“Sport.”…

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    Sports activities and interests provide many positive opportunities for children. However, they can also cause some problems. Many parents believe that participation in sports will enhance children’s school accomplishments, while others believe that sports get in the way of their children’s achievement. Sports is an important part of a student’s life. It enhances their physical abilities and capacity. I believe that there isn’t too much emphasis placed on sports but it is a significant and…

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    Books about stories dealing with participation in sports and struggles associated with sports are classified as works included in the sports genre of literature. The topic of sports has become a money-making industry, especially when it comes to football. The game of football has surpassed Baseball and now holds the honor of America’s favorite pastime. It’s steeped in tradition and generates more revenues and attendance than any other sport in the United States. Many non-fiction books have…

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    Conflict Theory In Sports

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    1) Functionalist Theory focuses on the ways that social structures influence action and relationship in the social worlds. Sports are an inspiration because it contributes to an individual and groups by bringing everybody together by sharing cultural values. An example of the functionalist theory is that sports organizations have a hierarchy system where everyone plays a role interconnected from top to bottom. That means everybody from ownership, to coaches, players, and all employees need to…

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    Lacrosse is the best sport to try in the spring or summer because it’s a very engaging activity, it requires a large amount of skill,strength, and cardio. It’s a beautiful sport because I love how it was discovered and the history behind it. I also love the complex rules towards the game. Finally I love interacting with the different people I meet from playing the game of lacrosse. Last year during my last summer as an 8th grader my friends and I went every where we biked, long-boarded, and ran.…

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    50 years sports has changed rapidly from the introduction of pro teams to the modernized millions of dollars stadiums. One notorious change that has evolved in sports is the introduction of women into sports activities. Even before the first Olympic Games women have been prohibited and excluded from participating in sports. Thus, today I am going to discuss the changes to women’s sports and how these changes occurred over the past 50 years. So to begin we will look at the brief history of women…

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