Track and field athletics

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    social buddies. Ever since I can remember I’ve always been an athletic child. Growing up in another country forced me to participate in sports for social interaction because everyone…

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    balancing academics, athletics, and involvement with clubs and organizations on campus, I personally agree with this statement. Based upon the qualities I developed during these difficult circumstances, Frederick Douglass would believe I’m deserving of a scholarship bearing his name. During my freshmen year of college, I had difficulty balancing academics and athletics. I had difficulty attending the scheduled practice times due to class conflicts.…

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    An athletic trainer is a health professional that provides quick and effective emergency care to athletes that get injured or ill. They correspond with physicians to help the athlete get quick help. Athletic training is a career with many opportunities. It is a field that requires a good amount of education, has many locations and job opportunities to work, makes a good amount of salary, heavy into using technology, and also the outlook for the field is looking positive. The education required…

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    Track And Field History

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    History of Track and Field Track and field is one of the oldest sports in the world, and throughout the years it has evolved in so many different ways.Track and field began in 776 BC, and that is also when the Olympic Games began. "Athletic Scholarships. (http://www.athleticscholarships.net/history-of-track-and-field.htm) When track and field began there was only one event and it wasn 't even a running event. Gender, in track and field, was very different back then than it is today and has…

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    were fierce competitiors and in the documentary 30 on 30: *9.79, their dislike for eachohter is apparent. Lewis was known as a talented track and field athlete who quickly became an American hero at the Los Angeles Olympics. Johnson was his rival, considered an underdog due to his recovery from a pulled hamstring and was even seen as "least talented" in his track…

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    Throughout my four years of Lake Central athletics, I have accumulated a plethora of experiences that have taught me lessons that I can carry with me forever. Coaches, teammates, and competitors have impacted me in ways no one else could, and I am thankful for their contributions to my existence. Without my athletic experiences at Lake Central High School, I wouldn’t be half the person I am today. A culmination of experiences, life lessons, and perseverance have taught me to be a confident,…

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    The Movie Radio

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    High School football coach and a mentally challenged man, named Radio. This story took place in the 70s in the small town of Anderson, South Carolina. The qualities of the facilities in the movie were common during this time period. The football field, basketball court, locker rooms, storage area, bleachers, and offices appeared to be a good quality for a high school in the south. In the movie, fans came to the football and basketball games to show their support with filling bleachers to…

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    My personal statement My crossroads of my college track and field career came early in my second year. In conclusion of my fifth day of training, in eighty-two degree heat, our sprints instructor decided to condition the entire group. Severe, unbearable pain jolted up my quads as he called us repetitively to the line to run 300 Meter sprints. I crumpled as I turned the final sprints corner. Muscle spasms increased all over my body, shortly passing out. Severely dehydrated, I was hurried to the…

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    Athletic burnout is when an athlete becomes overwhelmed psychologically and physically that the sport they used to enjoy becomes unenjoyable. Athletes will tend to exhibit symptoms of emotional and physical exhaustion, reduced sense of accomplishment, and sport devaluation (Raedeke & Smith, 2001). These feelings can cause athletes to drop out of their sport. Collegiate athletes are more susceptible to athletic burnout because of the amount of time dedicated to their sport. There are factors…

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    baseball, and track & field facilities with concession and restroom amenities. We believe this opportunity will enhance our athletic programs and also increase our community awareness with great visibility and access on Interstate 30. This opportunity comes at an ideal time since our current football stadium is in need of significant renovations. We also see great benefit for our track & field teams to finally have their very own track. This entire facility will allow us to host track & field…

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