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    In the article “For Children in Sports, a Breaking Point” by Jane Brody the author discusses the underlying problem on whether or not young athletes should be encouraged to push themselves to their physical and mental breaking point in sports from their coaches, parents, or even themselves. Meanwhile, in “Why Parents Should Let Their Kids Play Dangerous Sports” by Jeb Golinkin the writer deliberates why parents should let their children participate in risky sports to understand the significance of

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    Why I Want To Be A Coach

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    I would like to become a high school cross country coach and I want this to be my dream entry-level job in sports. There are many reasons why I want this job. One reason is because I was on the cross country and track team in high school and I enjoyed be on the both teams. The second why I would like to do this is because I still run on my own and enjoy to this today. Also I would like to bring the joy I got out running and being on the two teams and bring it to other people. To me there are many

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    Why Soccer Is Important

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    Soccer is one of the most popular sports played around the world. Soccer looks easy, but it’s not. You need to know the three important things if you want to play or make a team. The three important things are equipment, offence, and defence. You can’t play if you don’t have the proper equipment. A soccer ball is one of the most important pieces of equipment because without it, you can’t play because you have nothing to kick. All players have to have special shoes called cleats. Cleats are

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    their child be successful. Whether or not being successful in sports or being successful in music or art. Lisa Mooney a publisher for livestrong.com says, “Many parents wonder whether they should encourage their children to play sports. It is known that athletic participation aids in fighting childhood obesity, encourages social interaction and promotes self-confidence and independence in many children. Pushing reticent children into sports, however, can have adverse consequences, because competition

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    have funded extracurricular sports programs for decades, but it’s debatable whether or not if it is a good idea. According to several studies, children who are physically active pay more attention in class and become better problem solvers. Therefore, schools should have sports programs in order to keep students active, give everyone an equal opportunity to play, and teach children how to be team players. As any coach knows, students who participate in after-school sports exercise more, and as a result

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    Without immigration, some sports would not be as big and growing in size are they are today. For example, the MLS or Major League Soccer is N.A.’s largest major professional league for soccer. The MLS never used to be as big and well known in the past. The clubs have pulled together the best of the players they can get their hand on with the amount of money they possess. A vast amount of teams brings together big-name players from across the world that are ‘to old’ or ‘worn out’ to play in more advanced

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    Stereotypes In Sports

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    For most Americans, sports are the topics of conversations daily. Whether an athlete is thinking about an important practice they have later that evening, or a fan is discussing the big game from last night, sports play an important role in impacting lives. Lewis Lapham claims sports serve as much more than just games, are unlike any other business in the United States, and deliver illusions of perfect innocence. I support Lapham’s ideas saying that sports provide falsehoods of hope, eternal glory

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    Baseball Research Papers

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    The sport of baseball consists of physical activity that is wonderful exercise for the body. A person playing baseball is participating in all sorts of different activities that work different parts of the body. Typically if you play baseball, repeatedly throwing the ball will result in muscular development of the bicep, deltoid, and other muscles in the throwing arm (Brent, Michael). There are short bursts of running in both practice and the game that result in the building of muscles in the legs

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    practice an individual attempting to break the opposition’s concentration by form of verbal intimidation which us the affirmative team believe is a form of mind games and is fine for sport. Yes, we do agree there are certain boundaries in sledging but if it is kept within its limits it is a fun and entertaining part of sport. It also builds the mental strength of the individual being sledged. My final point is sledging has never escalated into a brawl. My first point is sledging increases the mental strength

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    The sports phenomenon I plan to address in my final project is March Madness. March Madness is a basketball tournament played during the end of March and the beginning of April consisting of Men and Woman’s NCAA teams. March Madness has been a tradition since 1939. Every year, March Madness brings together fans from schools all over the country to cheer on their teams and watch to see who wins. Many people all over the country focus most on the brackets and bets they place on their teams and the

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