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    hitting a losing streak, until we played Cleveland Football Club, the 3rd highest ranked team in the mid-west region, we ended up losing to the team by one in a 2-3 game. This game gave us hope, we ended up playing teams hard again and winning most of the second half of our season. By the end of the season the team ended up falling apart, some players left to go to one team, some to another, I however ended up being the only person going to Cleveland Football Club. I went to the tryouts where I…

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    necessary to have strong legs to jump high, leap, turn, and control your balance. In football, you need strong legs in order to sprint fast in order to tackle a player on the other team and to run past the defenders. Also, in both dance and football you need cardiovascular endurance. In dance, this is important to be able to perform your best all the way through a challenging number or series of performance. In football, it is important because it will help so that you can run long distances and…

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    Between the ages five and eighteen, 66% of boys and 52% of girls play organized sport in the united states (Statisticbrain.com). Families in the American society place a significant value on sports and many of their lives revolve around it. From attending professional sports games to a child’s little league practice, it is so important that it cannot be missed. My view on sports is very similar to the functionalist point of view. I place a high value on the concept of competition, achievement,…

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    Paid Student Athletes

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    makes one wonder why the NCAA has not changed the rule yet. There are many college football coaches currently making more than professional football coaches. For example, Nick Saban is currently making $7,000,000 a year (Goldman, Lee). This is more than 27 NFL coaches are paid, showing how lucrative the monopoly, that is college sports, is. Because the NCAA is so lucrative, a rule was proposed to give each D1 football and basketball players a mere $150 a month to live on, for clothing and…

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    From the social perspective, in the time of the 1970s and 1980s, football hooliganism haunted and harmed the English soccer. The hooligans purposely attacked and intimidated the supporters of other teams during a soccer match. Heysel Disaster in 1985, it changed the perspective of England fan and football.This result in…

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    Obstacles In Life

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    Life Of A College Athlete When you think about going to college and playing a sport your first thought is how does someone balance all of that. Well, honestly, most people don’t but the ones that do have a tough time balancing homework, their sport and their job if they have one. To show you what the life of a college athlete is like and to show how it 's different from high school, I interviewed Hannah Jones from the women 's soccer team. I 've known Hannah about all my life, we grew up…

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    Bend it like Beckham is a movie that portrays the obstacles that minorities are presented with if they to wish to pursue professional sports. The movie begins with introducing a Sikh girl who has a passion for football, she is also portrayed to be extremely talented despite not given any sort of professional training. The film is shot in a suburb; the families show in the film belong to the middle class. Also, the city is multi cultural, there are many instances where south Asian stores,…

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    enhancement and maintenance of quality health, impressive social bonding and builds up of communities. Of course, the game soccer can be playeded in mud, grass, flat field, watch on TV, Play a video game and as a board game called ‘babyfoot’. It is called football in most countries because it is played by foot. The game is played by two teams of eleven players each. In each team there are ten players who are either midfield player, defenders or attackers, then the one extra number is the…

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    Should Sports Be Coed

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    Early In the movie, She’s the Man, a soccer coach says, “You're all excellent players. But girls aren't as fast as boys. - Right. - What? - Or as strong. Or as athletic” (Fickman 2006). In my opinion, sports should be co-ed, but there are some exceptions. I believe that what the coach of the guy’s soccer team is saying is inequitable. I have always been involved in a sports team during my life through soccer, gymnastics, and track. I believe that girls are just as fast and as strong as…

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    Unit 6 Reflection: Assessing Life balance I grew up in a small town called Gibsons on the Sunshine coast. From a young age, my parents enrolled me in various sports. Before long, I developed a deep passion for soccer and aspired to become a professional or collegiate athlete. Since soccer was not very popular on the Sunshine Coast, I started commuting into Vancouver to play for various elite soccer programs. Word quickly spread throughout Gibsons regarding my lengthy commute into the lower…

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