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    played sports and experienced something like this. Most of the time kids start out playing recreational sports and then transfer to competitive. Anyone can play sports but it takes a lot of dedication to play competitive sports. According to Merriam- Webster competitive means: relating to, characterized by, or based on competition. Children should be able to play sports at what ever level they want at what ever age they want, because it eventually can help them…

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    Growing up, I loved sports, watching, playing, and listening. It didn’t matter how or where, if there was a game on I was most likely watching it. As I grew even older I began to play the sports that I loved so much, football, basketball, and baseball. Being a three sport athlete my entire athletic career, I have seen the benefits that one sport brings to another. It also brings a certain level of sanity being a multi-sport athlete. Doing the same thing every day can become a grind and the brain…

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    Sports photography refers to the genre of photography that covers all types of sports. Most photographers start off with a bachelor’s degree in photography or journalism. Other’s have to go through a one year intensive certificate program that focuses on the craft of photography. After finishing school with a good educational base, photographers continue to learn from employers and other professionals. If you start off being an assistant to a professional photographer it allows you to develop…

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    Technology and Sports We all know that technology plays a major role in sports. If it weren’t for new inventions and innovative ideas, the sports that we know of wouldn’t exist. If it weren’t for technology, we wouldn’t have the instant replay, the headset for coaches to throw, or even the wireless microphone for referees to mix up their words on. When you think of the word “technology”, and the word “sports”, you might think of two completely different things. However, the new…

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    Should sports and school be separated? This question is relevant because many people think sports and school should be separated. Athletics and school should not be separated and is a good thing for the students. Athletics allow students to work together and talk. Sports allow kids to get their energy out. Additionally, it encourages them to get outside. Sports push for students to come to school as well as get good grades. Athletics permit students to work together and talk to each…

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    Sports franchises and cities are usually viewed as a good mix, the people of the city support their team and vice-versa, but what fails to be recognized is the great cost at which a team comes to a city. As a prime example, the Minnesota Vikings are the longest-living sports franchise in Minnesota, they were founded in 1961. However, in 2016 the new US Bank Stadium opened upon the ground that used to hold the HHH Metrodome, this new stadium costed over 1 billion dollars, and fifty-percent of it…

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    Sports have been a big part of my life. I love to play them, but I mostly watch them on television. According to my father they are like a religion to me. Frankly, I totally agree with him. My favorite teams who I enjoy watching are both from Portland, Oregon. They are; the Portland Timbers and the Portland Trail Blazers. Like many teams they have similarities as well as differences, in terms of their resiliency factors. The factors are; accept changes as part of life, progress towards their…

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    "TOUCHDOWN","HOMERUN","GOAL"and,"THREE POINTER". Should athletes' play their sport. No because it states in these passages,"Weighing the Risks"and" "The Professions' Point of View". These are opinions why athletes' should not play sports. To Begin, Football players face great risk to their health. Passage one states,"He reported that some former players suffer from memory loss and several other brain disorders". Means athletes' are getting head injures. Matters because the issues of a…

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    There are more people who sustain serious injuries golfing than playing paintball, so it is a very safe sport in comparison to more mainstream sports. Kids tend to get injured when playing paintball because of a lack of supervision, or lack of appropriate equipment. In this article I will outline what pointers you need to look for when booking paintball to make sure they stay safe. Fully Trained Paintball Marshal's - Children tend to have much lower concentration spans than adults, and can…

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    a 120 yard-long field? Soccer is the most challenging sport because it requires a lot of lower body strength and much more cardiovascular endurance. A ton of lower body strength is required when playing soccer, which means it can be very challenging, if the player’s muscles aren’t used to that type of exercise. Cardiovascular endurance is also very important and critical when playing soccer, which is also makes soccer a very challenging sport. While playing soccer, there is a lot of…

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