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    Halberstam's Speech

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    “Sport has the power to change the world.”(Nelson Mandela). Playing sport offers a variety of life lesson’s for both the child and parent. The ideals and values learned through sport transfer into the arena of life. In Halberstram’s quote he introduces us to the idea of “friendship” and shares with us the joy and happiness sport can provide during and long after one’s career. The temporary escape from human reality that sport provides plays into the fundamental idea of Halberstam. Ashe looks at…

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    Violence in the sports world is best known for intentional acts of violence in which can injure another person such as another player, a coach, a game official, and even another fan. Violence in the sports world is not only known on the field but just as well as in the stands with fans. Although it is more commonly found on the field sports violence mostly begins with the fans. An outstanding result found by Dr. John Cheffers was a strong link between both the fans and athletes. If it is seen…

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    consequence of pushing athletes over their limits is making the child feel lack of interest to continue in sport or any other activity. Parents may also effect the relationship between them and their child by breaking the bond between them. Increased parent pressure will possibly cause children to overpower their maximum abilities and lead to serious overuse and injuries that may affect their sports career, or even their quality of life. A survey that was performed by the American Osteopathic…

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    HOW ACCESS AND EQUITY EFFECTS PARTICIPATION IN SPORT Professor Peter Figueroa developed a framework to examine and analyse equity and access through five different levels in society. This framework was not originally developed to investigate areas surrounding sport however. Figueroa’s Framework since has been found that it is a useful tool to determine and analyse access and equity within sports (Hede/Russell/Weatherby, 2014). These five levels are; individual, interpersonal, institutional,…

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    Why should the boys have to share things like sports with the girls and vice versa. I think that the boys should have their own thing and the girls should have their own thing too. First off it would be ac ward in the locker room and on the field. The kids will also be forced in to doing it to. Last it will cost way to much money to buy all this stuff. Those are the reasons that I think that boys and girls should be in different sports. It would be ac ward if you walk onto the football…

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    After school sports are taking away several kids opportunities for their future. Although a lot of people think after school sports are great for students education and physical health; many studies have shown that after curriculum sports will distract them from their school work. Therefore, schools should get rid of after school sports because campuses will save money, kids would not be distracted and students will get higher grades. Many schools are spending so much money for…

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    the United States that are currently involved in competitive sports. With so many kids playing sports at a competitive level, the question has arisen as to whether or not kids should be allowed to play sports. Many of these kids are extremely dedicated and committed athletes, and work relentlessly towards a set goal. They may sustain a multitude of injuries throughout their careers, and will even play through pain. With the numbers of sports-related injuries accumulating, many parents have…

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    been coming up lately is should children play competitive sports. There’s one half that says that it’s too much money and the possibility of injury. The other side is that sports teach important life lessons like teamwork, fair play, and even not to be a bad loser. Competitive sports are helpful for children but, they can also end up hurting the child. Sport are physical and healthy for a person but there’s the possibility of injury. Sports can encourage friendships but, they can also be…

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    often put their children in sports to help them “fit in”, gain self-confidence, and get healthy, but sometimes it has the opposite effect. Competition sports can turn some children into arrogant athletes with no sense of sportsmanship and sometimes sports can make an introverted child more likely to withdraw and feel pressured. Tension and stress are felt by all children who play athletics in some form or another. The point is to know the child’s boundaries and know which sport suits them based…

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    She Action Sports is an organization set up to support female athletes. This organization was set up and operated by Diana and Tessa Holshue. The mother and daughter bond is what helped to get this idea off its feet and develop into a functioning organization. This organization has a growing number of members that stretch all over the globe. Some members joined recently with the organization catching some attention from female athletes at the winter Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korea. She…

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