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    we do it has sports in it, and there are different categories of sports, so it depends on where you grew up and or where you were raised. Which goes on to determine which sport you like or it depends on culture that rises? For example if raised in America you go on to like Football, Basketball or Baseball in a second hand if your raised in South America you go on to liking Soccer, which brings me to the body of the subject in the next paragraph. To start with I like a lot of sports especially…

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    Ethical Issues In Sports

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    Ethical issues in sports Sports in today’s world, is gaining a lot of importance and is attracting a huge fan base. This has also created a lot of controversies about the way sports is being carried out. In order to address these issues and regulate sports, a lot of additions in the form of new rules, policies and regulations are added. Though many stringent laws are framed, implemented and monitored there are always some sorts of issues in the way the sports activities are carried out.…

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    the economy greatly across North America. Due to the reason of fans and supporters of the clubs, individuals, and teams travel across the world to view them in action. As Knott (2011) says, “International sport is big business. It features multi-million dollar investments, corporate brands and rivalries, global media coverage, and – because of its rewards” (para. 3). She branches upon the idea of the sports just beginning way for companies to make money. People, managers, and teams all want…

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    and Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs. Figueroa’s Framework provides a tool for examining access, equity and equality in sport and Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs which indicates that participation and enjoyment in physical activity are important factors towards self-actualisation. Professor Peter Figueroa developed a tool to investigate the issues surrounding access, equity and equality in sport and physical activity. Figueroa’s Framework is divided into five levels which are individual, interpersonal,…

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    In the Victorian Era their entertainment was different for kids, women and men. Only some sports were enjoyed by men like drinking, gambling, and billiards. There were men who would play card games to the extent of losing all their money. Men also played outdoor sports like shooting, cricket, and fishing. In 1871 the first ever football association was played. After that many football clubs started to pop up. Although they were primarily organized by churches to encourage people to attend…

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    Golf Persuasive Speech

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    different muscle groups in his arms, legs, and abdomen--but is he playing a sport? Golf: sport, or just a hobby? Of course, many people would say either one. And, truly, there is only one answer. Golf is as much of a sport as basketball and baseball are. A sport, by definition on Dictionary.com, is “an athletic activity requiring skill or physical prowess and often of a competitive nature.” Therefore, golf can be considered a sport. To golf well takes practiced skill and determination. Also,…

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    In 1997 placed sport more centrally on the social policy agenda, largely because of the presumed externalities, or benefits associated with participation.” (Fred Coalter ,2007) before this policy, sport was viewed as only a “...challenging activity undertaken for amusement” (Oxford English Dictionary,2015). However, now it means allot more “As sport continues to gain cultural and academic significance” (John Hughson,2004) The Scottish office…

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    American youth sports emphasize the importance of competition and winning. Sports have shifted away from the pure enjoyment of physical activity, teamwork, and fun with friends within a community to expensive, time-consuming, and over-competitive activities. This is because in recent decades, there has been in large shift from public, player-controlled sports to elite private sports, which has sadly had a huge impact on the meaning given to sports. Rather than participating in sports to create…

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    in school. Participating in sports may solve these issues. According to the video "Kids and Sports", actively participating in sports can give individuals more confidence and rewarding friendships in the long run. As sports go for academics, being a multisport athlete can boost your grades, according to the video "Sports, how much is too much?" Sports are a crucial part of high school, they make school a more enjoyable place for many. Schools need to be funding sports. Students and even adults…

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    involvement in organized clubs or sports teams deters juvenile delinquency by building character, the observational data can be misinterpreted. In the article “The Influence of Physical Activities and Team Membership on Delinquent Behavior During High School,” authors April Denise Thames and Reuben Vaisman-Tzachor gather a sample group of 125 college students who have volunteered information about their involvement in some sort of group membership or individualized sport during high school. The…

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