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    the University of Oregon, and his coach Bill Bowerman. His suggestions were not successful in the beginning. The two tried many different running shoes for years. In an effort to become successful, Knight made contact with a Japanese firm that made athletic shoes. This made arrangement for them to import some of their products to the United States. While setting up Knight’s agreement with Onitsuka Tiger, this was the parent company of Tiger shoes. He invented Blue Ribbon Sports to satisfy his…

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    Diploma) that prepares them for jobs in the automotive and recently graphic arts industry. They can go directly to work in the field upon graduation. The four-story school takes up the entire radius of one city block. Although at one point it housed multiple trades, it now shares the building with two other schools. It houses a football field, baseball field, as well as track field. Although the surrounding community has historically been synonymous with urban blight and it houses one of…

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    Vert Shock Vertical Jump Training Program Review Introduction to Vert Shock? Vert Shock is a vertical jump training system created by Adam Folker and Justin ‘Jus Fly’ Darlington. It is specifically designed to help athletes to enhance their vertical jump. The program assures to extend the vertical jump by 9 to 15 inches in the time frame of 8 weeks and then it is easy to dunk. It’s not just a magic solution or a fairy tale but a pretty bold statement, because the guys who created it, Adam…

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    enough to be a collegiate athlete. It is a hard task to balance being a student and an athlete because you are constantly working on your craft and studying. I would have certainly loved the idea of being paid to do what I loved while studying in the field of my interest. As I become more aware of both sides of the argument I tend to disagree with compensating these athletes. I disagree with it mainly because this draws the student’s attention away from academics and their focus…

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    Every person in the world has some sort of interests whether it’s reading or playing soccer. Athletics is defined as, physical sports and games of any kind. In my case I am very interested in sports. I’ve been an athlete for as long as I can remember. Athletics is way for me to escape and forget about everything for a while. Playing sports has taught me how to focus only on what I am doing. For instance, I did cheerleading for eleven years of my life and during competitions I had to perform a…

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    Books and movies go together like peanut butter and jelly. The author’s work becomes a feature length movie entertaining more people than have ever even heard of the book. While many audience members leave the theater with their jaws on the floor, some audience members leave a little disappointed. They see all the details that the movie got wrong, big or small. Many movies fail to completely fulfill their original book’s ideas and plot lines. The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton is no exception to this…

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    scale, the sector they are operating, scope of activities and size. The two businesses that I am researching about are Tesco and Nike which I thought they are really contrasting to each other. Nike is the world's largest supplier and manufacturer of athletic shoes, apparel and other sports equipment whereas Tesco is a British multinational grocery and general merchandise retailer with headquarters in UK. It also operates in 17 different countries which in USA have known as (Fresh and easy). …

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    middle-distance runner for Oregon University team and Bowerman coached local team. Both of them felt the lack of good equipment for the competition at an affordable price. In fact, the only serious brand in this area was then Adidas, but, unfortunately, their athletic shoes were highly priced and the products of local companies for professional sports did not fit. In those years, athletes almost did not have a choice in sports shoes and the remedy to this situation Phil Knight came up with a…

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    gender equality women have started to participate more and more in sports but there are still areas where gender equality still exists. Sports are sexist for many reasons making it harder for women to gain respect. Whether you are on the soccer field, on the ice, in the gym, on the tennis court or in the swimming pool, female athletes have to put up with sexism. In the Western society gender equality has always been an issue within sports and stems back to ancient…

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    the verbal abuse and reticule to come in the near future. Of course there were other Negro baseball players just as good as Jackie Robinson, or even better. However, for this to work it would take a tremendous amount of will power on and off the field and that’s what made Jackie Robinson a special human being and a special ball…

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