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    Elite Athletes

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    males have more of a sense of perfectionism where as have the tendency to woman communicate more. In individual sports the athlete is used to depending on oneself and those in team sports focus on group success. There are different expectations from coaches of independent and team sports. In individual sports there is more support and personalized instruction given where as in team sports, there is more pressure and group training rather than individual. There has been research presented that…

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    Barry Bonds: Role Model

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    Barry Bonds Have you ever had an obstacle that you had to overcome? Do you know someone who has every had one? Well I do, his name is Barry Lamar Bonds. He is one of my role models. Barry once said ” Everyone in society should be a role model, not only for their own self-respect, but for respect from others.” (BrainyQuotes, 2015)…” I'm a very private person. My life story isn't for everybody.” (BrainyQuotes, 2015) Well I feel like everyone needs to know your story to see what almost every black…

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    years. From the players being skinny and tall or chubby and short back when baseball first emerged, to baseball players having veins protruding from their biceps and the size of the thighs being comparable to the circumference of a tree trunks. The sport of baseball changed in the late 1990’s and even into the 21st century. But this was a change that looking back at it now, some may say it had an ugly outcome. Mark McGwire was born in 1961 in California, and grew up loving baseball (Editors).…

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    In 1996 scientist cloned the first mammal in history, Dolly the sheep. The birth of Dolly the sheep lead the way to significant ethical controversy. People began to question whether or not science had gone too far and if it was acceptable to test on living organisms in such a way. A large number of individuals focused on the potential unforeseen safety and health effects such advancement could cause. American political philosopher and Harvard University professor Michael J. Sandel discusses his…

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    plays in sport it is important to know what are the ethical issues a sportsman faces, mentioned below are a few of them : Steroids and Drug use: Since the 1960s, the use of performance enhancing…

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    misrepresentations of beautiy in the media. In the bodybuilding community, males are constantly dissatisfied with how they view themselves. They do not feel like they are strong, big, or manly enough and therefore try to change their body image with the use of drugs . The idea of masculinity has a huge role in how males perceives themselves and how they treat others. Body image is identified as the mental representation individuals have about the shape size, and characteristics…

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    Should Steroids Be Banned

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    Sports: Strength, Success, and Then There are Steroids Imagine your favorite athlete winning gold in the Olympics but only because they cheated by using steroids. What a horrible way to win! Steroids are ruining the fun and pride in all sports. I personally believe that steroids are just abolishing all athletes’ hard work. First of all, the use of steroids is simply unfair. Additionally, the user of steroids will have to pay fines for using them illegally. Lastly, performance enhancing drugs…

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    Steroids In Baseball

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    The use of steroids, also known as performance enhancing drugs (PEDs), in baseball has been illegal in Major League Baseball since 1991, even though they did not start league wide testing until 2003. And even though they are outlawed, many still use steroids and get away with it. This gives them an unfair advantage and if not used properly can ruin not only their careers, but their lives. I believe that steroids should become legal in the MLB to level the playing field. Many people cheat and get…

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    have damaging effects. Hidden agendas have already and will continue to shape the lives we live, from sport to health and society. The impacts of the hidden agendas are not confined to just those involved, but spread like an awful virus and has impact each and every person in this room today. In our modern world hidden agendas exist to benefit a cause. Sports teams hide their use of illegal drugs to gain a better quality of player while the sugar industry deflects criticism of its product by…

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    the one ingredient we all drink coffee for and it caffeine, the drug we all know and are most likely addicted to. Due to this factor this makes me think, is this really the most viable solution to help wake us up in the mornings, or what kind of effect does…

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