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    When we think about the word sport, should we think that it’s about physical involvement, athletes, teams, skill, or a goal? However, should it always have a physical activity in it or, does it have to be in the Olympics to be called a sport? Sports should not be thought to be only physical activities, but mind and skill as well. In seeing the training that goes on into any type of sport can be stressful, even in chess, and the effects of stress can exhaust a person, even when they aren’t doing…

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    Sports Fan Research Paper

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    world of sports there are millions of fans, of any team across all sports. As such every fan varies, because everyone is different in how they watch and represent their favorite team. Though there may be millions of completely different people all of these sports fan can be classified into 3 main types of sports fan. It is often easy to tell theses 3 groups apart. Firstly, there is the casual fan. This type of fan may have a favorite sports team, in one or maybe a couple of different…

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    Introduction: A sport career has always been a favorite choice for a profession. Many people think that a sport career is just a image or a thought. In fact, it is much more than that. Many of the sports career around the world can earn the same or even more money then a actual profession. One of these sports and the most popular in the world, believe it or not, is soccer. A professional soccer must know more about the sport then any ordinary person, have advance level or skill in the sport,…

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    competitive sports safe for children is hotly contested because people hold varying opinions on the issue. Some people argue that competitive sports aren’t safe and cause injuries. Others argue, differently, that competitive sports are safe. However Research shows that competitive sports are becoming safer because sport companies are making sports safer by making new equipment, changing the rules to make the game safer, and requiring coaches know how to deal with injuries. One reason that…

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    say that sports are bad for kids because it's dangerous, while others say it's good because it's great exercise. Overall, kids playing sports is a largely debated topic. Sports are good for kids for many reasons. It gets kids involved and it is socially beneficial. Sports are very important in a kid's life. First of all, participating in sports is healthy for kids. Over 5 million kids participate in sports a year. In the article Are High School Sports Good For Kids, it states that sports…

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    In addition, discrimination and stereotypes would be prevented if we open the sports industry to more individuals like transgender and disabled athletes. With co-ed sports, there would not only be boys and girls participating but, as they get older there will be transgender and disabled athletes participating. The power of co-ed sports would allow this to occur because both genders would come together to make this come true and make them feel welcomed and comfortable with their surroundings. In…

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    Why Do Sports Matter

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    Why does sport matter? The moment of elation when I scored a winning basket, qualified for sectionals, or crossed the finish line of the hardest race was the reason I played sports. However, those moments would not have been gratifying in the least bit had it not been for the hours of hard work and perseverance I fueled into my training. Any coach or athlete will say, “Playing sports builds character,” but what constitutes character? Athletes “build character” by working hard and practicing…

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    Introduction A. Thesis statement: Despite the risks involved, sports—particularly dangerous ones—push us forward in unique ways, building our performance as long as we make dedicated efforts. II. Injuries of all severity happen in sports. It is almost inevitable. A. The casualties suffered from activity in sports are countless, and their causes have become innumerable, as well. B. Athletes chance injury or even death when competing in sports, but do so consciously, except in the case of…

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    Imagine a world with no competitive sports for kids. Imagine how healthier kids will be with not get a broken leg or arm from football, or a concussion from a baseball to the head. It would make kids upset considering we would be taking their fun away but it’s for their health. I hope they would understand at some point in life. Although some would argue saying that it’s healthy for children to play sports so they don’t get obese. Kids don’t get enough recognition for being who they are. Some…

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    in (3). Surfers and body boarders can be found all around the world at beaches and reefs. Both these sports are very popular. Both offer different sets of manoeuvres that are commonly seen and used within the sport. Surfers and bodyboarders have often fought over the superiority of the respective sports, however the reasoning behind this is often vague at best (4). Bodyboarding is a water sport in which the rider lays on their stomach on a small, foam board in the water. One hand is place on…

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