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    National Championships in my division and qualified to be on the Junior National team. Being on the junior national team gave me the opportunity to represent Canada at the 2016 Junior world taekwondo championships, which made me feel very content, thrilled, but as well very nervous. The world championship was to be taken place at Burnaby AB, Canada which made it even better, being in your hometown and being able to represent the hometown country. Since Nationals had taken place in May, and Worlds would

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    In the world of professional sports, teams value youth, searching for the next super star. Whether it is inking the highly coveted free agent, or rebuilding through drafts, General Managers have put a premium on young athletes, hoping that these youngsters will become the face of the franchise. Age and experience has seem to taken a back seat for teams. While it is important to develop young prospects, veteran leadership is often hard to find during games, in the locker room, and particularly

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    think it will make the game even more unfair than it would be if they kept it the same. How will the I.O.C. decide whether or not someone is not in good physical condition. Famous runners like usain bolt ( who is considered the fastest runner in the world)would not be getting first place if they were to change the rules. But why would the scores be different? How would Usain Bolt's time and height affect the running amounts of all of the other racers in 2012.If there was a racer that was 1.8 meters

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    Egyptian sports have a strong British influence mainly because they were occupied by the British from 1882-1922. This introduced the Egyptian citizens to British sports such as football, basketball, handball, and squash. Unlike the other sports there is belief that football originated in ancient Egypt according to Alaa Al Aswany of the New York Times. “The Greek historian Herodotus, who is thought to have visited Egypt in about 460 B.C. and again in 448 B.C., described the sight of young men kicking

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    consecutive times for the European Championships between 1984 and 2004. They won that particular championship in 1992. Some of their other championships include winning the Confederations Cup in 1995 and reaching the quarter final of the 1998 World Championship. Danish soccer player, Peter Schmeichel, was named “World’s Best Goalkeeper” in 1992 and 1993. Although soccer is the national sport in Denmark, there is also a lot of focus put onto handball. The men’s handball team has won 5 medals in total

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    Racquetball started in prisons in the 1800s and were played with using only your hands. Joseph G. Sobek was a professional handball, squash, and tennis player from Greenwich, Connecticut who invented this sport. The first game of racquetball played in America happened in 1920. This sport was developed by combining other popular sports such as tennis, handball, squash, and a Spanish game called jai alai. Sobek invented the equipment for the game also. He was working in a rubber factory and designed

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    outcome of junior world basketball ‎championship matches (Greece 2015)‎ Mohammed A. Elgammal. PhD ‎ Department of theories and applications of Team Sports, Faculty of Physical Education, Zagazig ‎University, Egypt.‎ Abstract:‎ The purpose of this study was to determine the differences in ball possessions, ‎offensive and defensive efficiency related to final standings in youth basketball games. ‎The sample chosen for this study was taken from 2015 Junior World Basketball ‎Championship held in Heraklion

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    Volleyball is currently the second most popular sport in the United States with one out of eight people playing at least once a week. The sport has recently been skyrocketing in popularity and becoming prominent around the world as well. In 2012, the National Federation of State High School Associations conducted a survey on several high schools nationwide and ranked volleyball as the third most popular sport among young girls after track and basketball. This showed an astonishing increase of 187

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    creating the first ever Montreal Gazette, to influencing the NHL, and making its’ way into the Olympics, Canada had created a game that became one of the most popular universal sports across North America and Europe, ice hockey. Hockey players around the world have all been said to credit their success to “Canadian Way”. These Canadian men who were devoted to the game, had influenced many others to have a love and compassion for something that was much more than just a sport. Prior to the first ever-indoor

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    She jumps, the crowd watches as her body soars from the ground, soaring over the next. The sphere peaks at its highest altitude and she swings. The crowd cheers, for the ball passed through each opponent at lightning speed and touched the court floor. This is the speedy, action-packed way volleyball is commonly played. Not only does volleyball have a fast play style, it has many other variables that make it a great sport. The history of volleyball started in 1895, much later than most people assumed

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