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    career choice, and cost. I have always loved watching sports and as a newfound Scott Community High School media course became available, I have become interested in digital media. Growing up attending Broncos games, I am familiar with the National Football League and the variety of people required to make games run smoothly. Accordingly, I have fallen in love with the idea of being a Sports Media major. Correspondingly, being raised in a sports-driven community, athletics are of great…

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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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    Introduction: Football is a national sport that has captured the hearts of fans from all over the world. For some, this sport is a way of life, especially if the individual personally plays football as a career, or a hobby, or simply just love watching football games. It is also a great form of entertainment in home, and at sports bars, as well as a great topic for people to talk about when wanting to meet new friends. For example, you go to a sports bar and a football game is on, there is a…

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    competitive sports. According to her, these events emphasize “winning and competition” among the participants. Jessica Statsky points out team coaches and parents are supposed to bear the blame for being supporters of such events. In her essay, she argues competitive sports encourage children into taking part in physical actions. These sports also entail physical injuries and confrontations, which also inflict physical and mental pain on the children. Children who play competitive sports are…

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    James S. Olson. This book touches on the impact that the period after the second world war had upon the sports industry as a whole, and the issues that plagued the sporting industry. How the sports industry changed exponentially during the post war era, how these games were meant to be fun for the people playing them the core reason people played sports not for money or glory but to have fun. How sports went from something to be enjoyed by the people to forget that hardships of their daily lives…

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    As I get closer to graduation and look back over both my academic and personal career the themes that are most prevalent are sports, family, hard work and values. Being involved in sports from my early childhood until the present has significantly impacted my life not only in terms of career choice but also in my personal relationships. Whether you are referring to a family or a team the concepts of hard work and values become prevalent if you are to be successful. The teams I have been a member…

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    Youth MMA If you are looking to add one of the fastest growing and popular sports in the United States for youth, consider adding Youth MMA to your Martial Arts program. Youth MMA-mixed martial arts, offers many benefits that streamline sports such as soccer and football simply can’t measure up to. This ancient art of training the mind, body and spirit, while at the same time building self-defense skills, is quickly catching on with young people across the country. What are the benefits of…

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    As an avid sports fan and sports journalism reader, Sports Illustrated represents the pinnacle of sports writing and information. I have been reading Sports Illustrated ever since I received my first Sports Illustrated for Kids and laid in bed for hours reading the magazine. I continue to read content on SI.com as part of my daily routine, and the articles and reporting on the site continues to motivate my love for sports journalism. I know that this company and this brand is something I would…

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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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    Sports has become symbolic in representing national competencies where countries battle for national supremacy through international competitions (Carter 2002). Symbolically, national identity as well as national sentiments can be manifested through major sports events. In places like Catalonia in Spain, Brittany in France, or Taiwan, sports has been used to provide a sense of cultural independence. Success in particular sports has symbolically linked specific sports to specific places. For…

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