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    literature on national physical literacy interventions aimed at youth. The first section will address the definition of physical literacy (PL) and its philosophical roots, and the second section will develop the use of PL to guide several national sport and athletic performance development programs in youths, particularly in Canada, Australia, and the United Kingdom (UK). The final two sections provide a summary of evidence related to physical literacy interventions and large-scale partnerships…

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    of my school I think of family. Not the family that you live with, but your friends and teammates. At Pioneer Jr. Sr. High School everyone is a friend. There are many clubs you can sign up for and many sports to play. There are just so many extraordinary things to do. To begin, the sports that you can join are softball, baseball, football, and track. You can also join cross country. The only downside is the cross country and football cross over. Everyone on the teams are nice. The…

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    school and football can help with that. Football improves school performances and teaches kids lessons. Kim Gorgens, a clinical associate professor in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology at the University of Denver stated that, “Organized sports are a learning lab for life.” Kids are taught in football to try their best and to listen to instruction. A study[1] of 2,000 California children showed that twelve-year-olds who take longer than twelve minutes to run a mile have lower…

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    The person may lose the motivation to participate in their sport, especially if losing is a possible outcome. An emotional threat can also make a person feel like they cannot get out of the situation they are in, causing a lack of confidence and an increase in negative emotions such as fear, frustration, or helplessness…

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    will give you a few strategies I utilize so you can learn ideally so better approaches to enable your competitors to move beyond the football dread of disappointment. The lesson of football brain research here isn't to encircle yourself with brain science in football trusting that one would thump some boldness or assurance or resolve into you. Those qualities exist inside you. Football was based on being a raving success mouth wear. It's not a combatant game, we're not being club by tigers…

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    Watching my older sister picking up a hockey stick at a young age sparked my competitive nature, as there was no chance she was going to be better than me! I was brought up in a hockey family where sport has always played a key part of our lifestyle. Through my love of the game I have developed several Injuries over the years ranging from broken bones, shin splints to more recently Osgood-Schlatter’s disease, all of which have prevented me from playing from time to time. This is how I discovered…

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    Professional Athlete is the job I choose because I like playing outside. I also like to play with a team. I like Playing in front of a big crowd, and it sounds cool when you hear everybody cheering your name, because everybody knows you and everybody appreciates your hard work and what you do for the team. Also, if you are really good you will get paid a lot you might even get paid Calvin Johnson money. Also after every football season you get offseason which you get to spend time with your…

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    cost for a division 1 school is about $28,000 and that is the in-state cost. “Only about 2 percent of high school athletes win sports scholarships every year at NCAA colleges and universities. Yes, the odds are that dismal. For those who do snag one, the average scholarship is less than $11,000” (cbsnews.com). Another interesting fact is that some of the most popular sports like basketball, football, gymnastics, and volleyball simply offer a full ride scholarship where the entirety of the…

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    People of all ages, all around the world are participating and experiencing tennis, a sport of a lifetime. From young children to senior citizens, there is no age barrier for this popular sport. Playing tennis is a very healthy hobby for some, but for others, tennis is a lifestyle. Tennis professionals spend years developing their own tennis games so they can improve their skills and enhance the strengths of their students. Although numerous abilities and talents are needed to be a tennis…

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    and Groehner). Sports are supposed to be fun for everyone, but sometimes they can be taken too far. Sports are to be fun and win every now and then but, that’s not what it’s all about “ Winning was just one of 81 determinants that makes playing sports enjoyable for children, and it was rated 48th, which means that there are 47 more important things that children, coaches, parents and league administrators should be focusing on,…

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