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    Why Are Athletes Overpaid

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    the president of the United States? Athletes are overpaid. A football player should not get paid $71 million dollars to play a game. That's just like saying I should receive seventy one million dollars to play a game in my backyard. Just for fun. Sports are amusing to some people. But should athletes earn that much for entertaining us? Yes athletes get hurt and they get taken care of. Yes construction workers get hurt but it depends on them getting taken care of. Athletes don't need to pay to…

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    Introduction PEDs are performance enhancing drugs used by athletes to help them build muscle and perform outstandingly. “Anabolic steroids, when combined with vigorous physical training, do enhance athletic performance by making users bigger, stronger, and faster-while also speeding up their recovery time after strenuous exercise” (Mitten, 2008, p.61). Athletes feel that they have to use performance-enhancing drugs to be able to compete with the athletes that already use them because of the…

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    eats better than most teenage boys and also drinks a lot of water. Another life changing moment for Ethan was his 8th grade diagnosis’. These were the diagnosis’ where Ethan found out he would no longer be encouraged to play many types of sports. Ethan’s sport options were limited to two: basketball and baseball. For the majority of his life no one knew Ethan had any conditions because his disabilities were hidden/invisible disabilities, it wasn’t until his 8th grade diagnosis that the majority…

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    Hypermobility In Dance

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    My research is about searching for ways to lengthen a dancer’s performing career while using Laban Movement Analysis as the primary tool for research and solution. In defining “career longevity” for this specific research, I am focusing on preventing dance related injuries in order to lengthen the number of years of performing on stage. The average dancer stops performing in their 30’s. Increasing the longevity of movement ability positively correlates with increased performance opportunities…

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    to perform on the professional level of any sport. There are athletes who get lucky and never get caught. And other athletes who get caught and get scrutinized for the rest of their lives. We are going to cover the most famous athletes who have done it. How it has helped them perform on another level. The different Performing enhancing drugs they use to cheat. And the rules and punishment in different professional sports. Their life after they get caught. The attitude of sports fans on…

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    On the field, athletes are masters of physical prowess and strategy. However, when they are off the field, what do they do? Us fans rarely get a glimpse into the secret life of our favorite sports stars. While many lead normal (albeit wealthy) lives, there is a select few that fail to separate their game behavior from reality. In the game, it's acceptable to act in ways one would never even think of out of the streets yet, it still happens. Hence, we have numerous cases of the criminal athlete.…

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    In the world of sports today there is this big controversy over professional athletes using steroids and this is big because they shouldn’t allowed to be in professional sports but they have bans for people who use steroids and baseball they shouldn’t be allowed in the hall of fame or football, basketball are some sports that shouldn’t be allowed for their players to use steroids or to be allowed in the hall of fame. History of Controlled Substance The history of steroids is that they can be…

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    Gladwell Vs Epstein Essay

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    based on their natural abilities or their hard work and dedication has been widely discussed by people everywhere. Authors Malcom Gladwell and David Epstein argue their different points to try and persuade their audience. David Epstein, author of The Sports Gene: Inside the Science of Extraordinary Athletic Performance, believes that innate talent plays a bigger role in determining a successful destiny than practice. The author of Outliers: The Story of Success, Malcom Gladwell, has an opposing…

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    public gestures by the sports leagues are simply for show as they haven’t taken any significant measures which could actually curb illegal gambling. They could easily block media access from any newspaper, website, or TV station that publishes or references point spreads. However, the days of subtle references to the point spread by Jimmy “the Greek” are long over. Point spreads are openly discussed on TV and published by nearly every newspaper. Likewise, ESPN radio advertises sports…

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    Why Is Moneyball Unfair

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    Coming from a country where baseball is not a major sport, I literally know nothing about it prior of reading this book. Also, I did not know that this book was very popular until they produced a film based on it. The film helps me to understand the book and the baseball jargon better. About the difference…

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