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    Student Athletes,Should They be Drug Tested? Imagine playing a sport, having fun but then,someone rushes by or tackles you,looking buffed up and clearly on steroids cheating and winning the game. This carries on throughout the game as they keep on beating you and your team from size,strength and speed. Clearly this isn’t fair and makes the sport you play not fun. One quote was from one of Armstrong's former teammates,“Tyler Hamilton, who was forced to return his 2004 Olympic gold medal after

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    Zero-Tolerance In Sports

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    zero-tolerance policy to athletes who use any form of doping agents. By zero-tolerance, they mean that there will always be a consequence when an individual uses illegal substances (Anderson). However as Jack Anderson, editor-in-chief of the International Sports Law Journal states, not every single situation ever has been treated the same through the zero-tolerance policy- some individuals face harsher consequences than others (Anderson). Thus, Anderson concludes that the current policies are ineffective

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    Anabolic Steroids in Sports The market for top performing athletes in sports in the 21st century is a competitive one. Athletes are pushed to, be stronger, an heal from injuries faster. With the pressure to do well and get picked up by a professional team of sorts goes without saying that hard work is a must to elevate ones professional athletic career, but what if one has reached a plateau or hit a wall in a training regimen and just can not seem to push through? When some athletes hit the proverbial

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    Steroids In Sports

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    is a major part of professional sports that has negatively impacted the game. It has become a standard for a majority of players that feel they need that competitive edge to succeed. Unfortunately, the use of this drug can tarnish the game, including records and cause injury to other players along with the user. It is difficult to test for these performance enhancing drugs due to modern technology that can make them undetectable in standard drug tests. These drugs have been around for a long time

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    Essay about The Use of Steroids in Sports

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    the left field wall. The ability to thrill so many on limitless levels is a familiar characteristic associated sports. So much attention, time, and money are devoted to sports these days, maybe even too much. Perhaps all the pressure is what has sparked steroid use in sports and stimulated numerous controversies over the subject. The use of steroids is an unfair training method for sports. Unfairness is contrary to laws, marked by deception, and unethical. When the legality, lack of work and advantageousness

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    Introduction In sports, the competitive drive to win can be very intensive between athletes. Winning in the game usually brings rewards to athletes both financially and psychologically. Such temptations and the consecutive pressures faced by athletes to excel in the sporting events, attempts to achieve a rival edge especially when the application of performance enhancing drugs by athletes in sports activities has becoming a new trend and relatively common. Performance enhancing drugs are used so athletes

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    2017 Drug Penalty in Professional Sports Drugs in professional sports has become a problem ever since the 1960s. Whether it is a performance enhancing drug, a recreational drug, alcohol or anything along those lines, drug consumption among professional athletes has become more common over time. Along with drug usage by professional athletes comes the health consequences, punishments and or treatment. The penalty professional athletes face for drug consumption should correspond to each drug consumed

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    Have you or someone you know done drugs while playing a sport? Have you ever thought about the outcome of you/them using those drugs? Have you thought about how it affects other? Well, I am here to tell you the outcome of an athlete using drugs while playing sports. Can it cause addiction? Some Athletes can get addicted to Narcotics such as painkillers, Morphine, Vicodin, Percocet,etc. Theses Narcotics can make an athlete feel good or high. This makes the athlete not as stressed out, but also can

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    Why are drugs a major problem in high school? As most people know when you get into high school you are tempted to do more things and try a lot of new thing such as drugs or even alcohol. This is a serious problem for teens because most of the time teens are tempted to do things like this because they see their friends doing it. This problem needs to be solved because we know that drugs are not good for us and that it could even lead to worst things in the future such as medical issues or even

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    Deviance in Sports: An Annotated Bibliography Weinburg, J. (2015, February 25). Changing the Culture of Sports Deviance. Retrieved from http://www.lifeofthelaw.org/2013/02/changing-the-culture-of-sports- deviance/ This website discusses different issues pertaining to changing to perception of athletes and the deviance that takes place when dealing with sports. The author of the article on the website makes sure that she examines those issues with in sports and how many of the issues that take place

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