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    Jenna Gregory Mrs. King ELA 6th Hour 07 April 2017 Contact Sports Contact sports are very healthy for the human body, this is because of all the physical activity that is taking place. Not only are contact sports healthy physically but they are also healthy mentally. Contact sports should not be banned from schools because they relieve stress and anger. My first reason that contact sports should not be banned is because a lot of people love playing and being a part of this sort of activity. Other

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    Youth sports help children to develop many skills such as teamwork and coordination which can be useful in other aspects of life and can be transferable into many career fields later in life. There are not many girls playing contact sports. Youth football has a very large portion of male athletes and far less female athletes. This is due to many factors and barriers created when the organizations that run youth football leagues may have trouble recruiting young girls, have trouble guaranteeing the

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    Salmon Fishing Tackle Troutman: "You can spend a small fortune on salmon fishing tackle if you add up the cost of a boat, fuel to run the boat, beer, a place to store the boat in the off-season, and all the gear. That is the bad news, but the good news is that you don 't have to spend that much money. Really all you need is a reel and a rod and know where to fish from shore. I once added up my cost and it worked out to be over $129 per pound of salmon. Now this is information you do not want

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    How To Tackle Football

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    to do and work on. My dad is the one who got me into football and inspired me to join a tackle football team. In tackle football there is a lot of physicalness. Tackling is what people go to to see, that is the most physical contact in the game. The linemen are the people where the ball is they defend or attack. There is always something amusing happening in tackle football either a fight of a really great tackle made by a player. Defense is the best side you’re the one reading the play and you’re

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    The Gang Tackle Book

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    Gang Tackle The book I'm going to do a report on is called ¨Gang Tackle¨. The author is Eric Howling. He also wrote ¨Plunge, Head Hunter, Redzone Rivals, Hoop Magic, Kayak Combat, and Drive.¨ The book was published on August 30, 2017. It has 162 pages. The genre of the book is fiction. It's about a high football team that doesn’t have enough money to play because of budget cuts. Jamal and his friends are torn. But there is a president of a sporting-good company that donates 20,000 dollars worth

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    The Blindside, a popular movie for young teens, has been touching the hearts of many since it came out in 2009. By transforming the inspiring story of Michael Oher from a movie to a book, author Michael Lewis has given us a thorough memoir of Michael Oher. Raised with a rough childhood, Michael has become the strong person he is today because of his work ethic and influences. Along the way he has faced many troubles and gained many achievements. The story of Michael Oher continues to inspire people

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    Bear's Game Analysis

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    at each of the three interior line positions, adding strength wherever the Bears will need it most. Bobby Massie will also be playing his first season in Chicago. He has started in 46 games over the last 4 seasons, all of which were at the right tackle position. Last season he played a huge role on an offensive line which only allowed 27 sacks and accumulated well over 4,000 yards through the air. Chicago has also acquired several rookies through the draft, all giving whatever it takes, trying

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    How Is Fishing Beneficial

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    Fishing first began as a necessary skill to survive. There were no supermarkets to buy food at any time desired. People needed to catch their own food, and an easy way of doing so was by catching fish in water. But as society has evolved and the need to catch food is all but gone, fishing is still as popular as ever. This leaves the question- is there a purpose in today’s society for recreational fishing? Today’s society is very inactive. People spend hours everyday watching tv, or using their phones

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    The excellent novel The Compleat Angler written by Izaak Walton in 1653, is historically marked as one of the top commentaries on both the activity and philosophy of fishing. The setting opens with three men with very suiting names: Piscator, the angler of the narration, Venator, a hunter, and Auceps, a falconer. The three men stumble upon each other while each are hiking to their own activities and decide to walk together, conversing to pass the time. The men each give their descriptions of the

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    Tackle Football: Despite the Risks, Parents Should Allow Their Children to Play In the past 10 years, the argument for banning youth tackle football has continued to pick up steam. Every year advertisements are posted, conferences are held and less children are playing football. To the naked eye, the statistics look quite scary, but they do not tell the whole story. Yes, 35% of high school, college, or professional football players who have played tackle football have ended up with brain trauma (concussions

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