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    I, all my life have been one hundred percent dedicated to skateboarding. It started when I was just six years old. It has always been my favorite thing to do. I’ll be honest, I am good at it, and I have always competed well. But then I got to this point where, I was not so sure if it was for me. I questioned my skill, and love for skateboarding. You are going to find out what exactly happened. I am going to give you a little background of myself, and my skating. I am sixteen years old, and have

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    In the article “The First Ice Skates Helped People Travel in the Winter” by Smithsonian.com, adapted by Newsela staff, the main idea is the evolution of ice skates. For example, in the section “New And Improved” Smithsonian.com states, “Today's skates are four times faster than the original bone skates. Still, bone skates served people well for thousands of years.” By saying this, Smithsonian is explaining how one way the skates have evolved, they are now faster. Another example of how ice skated

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    Hockey Hockey is a sport that has evolved for generations into the American culture. There is evidence that the first skates are from around 3,000 BC and were made of animal bone. A more complicated version of the skates was engineered by the Dutch to solve the problem of the skates falling off. These were the first wooden skates. Unfortunately, the wooden skates did not glide well on the ice and soaked up the water (Ice Hockey). Iron blades were invented in the 1800s and called ¨stock skates¨.

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    How does skateboarding relate to success principles? When you have been skating for more than a few years you learn that you must commit to the task at hand. If one is not committed to the trick or endeavor you will likely fail or smack your face on the hot summer pavement. Commitment is a great principle to possess in skateboarding and success in order to advance or progress. If you are really committed to your goal there is nothing that can stop you. Failure is great, it means risks are being

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    belongs to the extreme sports category and I am not in love with that category. I find this activity boring and not entertaining. I don't like the game play in general. It's also a dangerous sport and I wouldn't surely practice it. Even when there's skateboard playing on TV, I get bored fast. I have tried it a couple of times and it's not much of a thrilling activity to

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    build a skateboard because a lot of people skate in the U.S., especially in California. I feel like skateboarding is a part of American culture so it’s a good topic to work on. I did a lot of preparation before my actual speech. First, I planned the outline several times and made many changes to it. Then, I would look at myself in a mirror, and started talking about the topic. I simply divided the speech into three parts during my preparation; intro, instruction on how to set up a skateboard and conclusion

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    of physics while getting exercise and reducing air pollutants. Since 2000 when skateboards became legal on city streets, urban places such as Portland have developed pathways specifically for skaters. Skateboarding has become the convenient trend to get to venues that are too close to drive, yet too far away to walk. Now that skateboarders are allowed on city streets, more and more people are investing in skateboards,

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    A Skating Research Paper

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    Have you ever seen a skating devil on ice? Join me on my skating adventure. I like to skate fast I think I am faster than other people. I will tell you how to skate fast, enjoy skating, and that you have to be protected. Get ready for my adventure on ice. I skate normally but sometimes like to go fast. I put one foot in front of they other, and try to get good at it.then push the way your stepping and push and push and push! Realce after you got good at push like that and do it back in forth

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    Satire About Skating

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    Now I don’t know about you, but people all over the internet think they know what they're talking about when it comes to if skating is good or not. Well i say enough is enough, I really don’t know what people are thinking when they say “Skating is dangerous or it’s a public crime.” Well that’s just not true, and by the end of this you’ll have my back. Now let’s start off with “It’s dangerous” The only reason people say that is because their kids think they can do anything that revolves around skating

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    More Respect for Skater Freaks   The wheels of the board grind across the asphalt pavement, carrying its rider across the parking lot. His loose clothes rustle in the breeze, and his hair flies around his face until he puts on his baseball cap to control it. In one fluid movement, he pushes on the back of his board, curls his front foot, and leaps into the air. But the board seems to have a mind of its own and tangles itself in his feet. SMACK!! The skater's arm rakes across the pavement

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