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    professional athletes who are private entrepreneurs outside of their sport organizations with owners like, for instance, Lebron James, Oscar De La Hoya, and Kevin Durant who would start a National Minority Sport Marketing firm. This National Minority Sport Marketing Firm would comprise of clients such as professional minority athletes who would have the opportunity to monitor the athletes’ public and private foundations within individual sport organizations in consideration of their tenure in…

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    There's an ongoing debate about performance-enhancing drugs being allowed in sports. I'd like to focus your attention on banding performance-enhancing drugs and brief reasoning on why change is critical. These drugs are in many ways very harmful. For one, avoid thousands of intoxications, protect all young athletes from misinterpreting the message professional athletes send, and continue honoring the significance of sports. It's true, there's been many studies where scientist have found that…

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    aspect of sport and health, but, it also compromises fairness. As the use of performance enhancing drugs is becoming more common, whether the performance enhancing drugs is unavoidable in sports has sparked a heated debate. My point is that I do not agree with the performance enhancing drugs are unavoidable in sports, because of many athletes who do not use drugs also get a useful result. Also, the use of performance enhancing drugs is morally wrong and it should be prohibited in sports. First,…

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    Steroids have brought more attention to professional sports, making athletes bigger and better leading those sports to be more exiting, bringing in more fans to sporting venues, while increasing revenue with ticket and jersey sales. What do the people want? Spectators want sports to be more competitive and exiting. So why are their unlawful limitations on players getting their body's into tip top shape however they can? There are unfair rules set down by the professional leagues, limiting…

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    The Wow World of Sports and Steroids. We cheer every touchdown, every homerun, and we cheer our loudest for our favorite athlete at every sports event, but there is a very dark side to their performance. Even though performance enhancing drugs allows our athletes to perform at their highest level, all kinds of performance-enhancing drugs should be banned in professional sports because it is giving our kids a reason to start using drugs. Plus performance enhancing drugs are harmful and…

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    2: Literature Review John F. Rooney Jr. of Oklahoma State University is the leading sports geographer and his research from 1974 in his book A Geography of American Sport from Cabin Creek to Anaheim is the foundation of sport geography research. In 1974, when Rooney did his research, he determined “The region encompassing Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, and spilling over into several adjacent states is truly phenomenal as a player source region” (Rooney, 1974 p. 156). Rooney defined a player being…

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    “One of the most exciting sports stories in recent years was the attempt to break Roger Maris’ single-season home run record. On September 8, 1998, Mark McGwire of the St. Louis Cardinals made history by hitting his sixty-second home run,” writes William Dudley. He also notes, “However, many people believe that McGwire’s achievement was tarnished by a revelation some weeks earlier that he had been using androstenedione, a compound that temporarily boosts levels of the male sex hormone…

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    Introduction Two sports medicine team members were interviewed. They were interviewed to find similarities and differences between their roles within sports medicine, particularly from real life situations of athletic and fitness injury management. Interviewee #1 1. What is your job title? Her job title is physical therapist. 2. What is your job setting? She works in an outpatient clinic at Nova Southeastern University with people ages 14-55 and also in hospital dealing with acute care…

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    Maserati has been serving worldwide through the cars it produces in various segments like sports, luxury, SUV (Grand Tourer, Saloon and Sports Car) etc. The mission of this brand has always been to build ultra-luxury cars with a chunk of Italian style. Ghibli debuted for the first time in the year 1966 and was tagged on the 9th position on the list of Top Sports Cars of the 1960s, by American magazine 'Sports Car International '. With a glorious past, Maserati has dominated the markets by…

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    have never heard of sports arbitrage trading, or know very little about it. If you are into making money working from home or are looking to make extra money working out of your house you can accomplish this with arbitrage trading. So what exactly is sports arbitrage trading? That's a good question that many first time people ask. Arbitrage trading is when numerous arbitrage situations, also referred to as "sure bets", "scalps" and "risk-free bets", are created. Every day in sports-betting…

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