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    illustrates a worrying new trend in adolescent athletics called early sports specialization. By general definition‚ early sports specialization (ESS) is when young athletes exclude other activities to focus on intense‚ year-round training in a specific sport (Ferguson‚ Stern 2016). In our modern world of athletics‚ a number of factors are to blame for the popularity of ESS. It has been found that parents are the strongest initiators of sports for their young children‚ the next being coaches who recognize

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    Sports Psychology

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    Jacqulyn Bishop Mr. Schleeter English 10A 14 May 2012 Sports Psychology My purpose is to tell you about sports psychology. You may not know a lot about but that is why I am writing this paper. My topic is about sports psychology. Sport psychology is an interdisciplinary science that draws on knowledge from the fields of kinesiology and psychology. In other words it’s the physical body and the mind. It involves the study of how psychological factors affect performance. Some of these psychological

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    Working Conditions of Sports Announcers As a sports announcer‚ your working condition‚ responsibility‚ and income is determined by your affiliation. Network sportscasters ➢ Generally‚ they are at the top of the salary range ➢ They have the least strenuous schedules - Seldom broadcast more than one game a week - Even those who add reporting duties to their schedules only have a few minutes of sports news a day Sports announcers for national or regional cable systems

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    Sports Logos an Insult to Aboriginals” By: Noah Augustine “Sports Logos an Insult to Aboriginals” is an essay explaining how professional sports teams use Indian symbols. Aboriginals find it very offensive when sports teams adopt their cultural icons. The writer uses examples such as Cleveland Indians‚ Washington Redskins and Washington Redskins to portray an image of how these icons have been use. Augustine states that the use of these religious symbols or spiritual leaders as sports logos

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    Sports and Money

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    Sport and Money Everywhere you look you see sport intertwined into everyday life‚ be it on the television‚ in your back yard‚ in schools‚ universities or in social networks. Nobody can escape the influence of sport‚ either as a spectator or a participant it s everywhere. But who is to blame for this new era in sports? Is it the sponsors who are pouring millions of dollars into the sports industry that are changing the attitudes of athletes? Sports And Money "Money makes the world go ’round." Sports

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    This research paper will include the similarities between Human Development and Sports Psychology. I am a current college athlete and‚ I have been playing sports since I was five years old. While growing up and being active in sports as a child‚ I never understood why I could not play with older children. After going through ten chapters in this course‚ we touched on Erikson’s Eight Stages of Human Development and how that relates to a lot of things involving motor skills and maturity level. I got

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    Jared Doerr 11/17/14 Arguments and Reasoning Gladiator Events: Sport or Not? Are gladiator events of ancient Rome sport? Gladiator events were most certainly a violent form of entertainment and because of the violence I would think we would naturally feel that it is not a sport; however‚ before we can clarify whether or not gladiator events are sport‚ we first have to define what a “sport” is considered to be. I have broken down “sport” to contain three elements: some aspect of competiveness (a desire

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    competition and popularity of the sports below the professional level and leave most of the pressure on the professional teams. Another positive of this would be less time spent on the television by youth. That is a growing problem as technology becomes more prevalent in culture today. The fact is that everyone could benefit from catching a break from electronics and with college and high school sports not televised as regularly‚ it would be easier to take a break for sports fans. The cons of this is that

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    Philosophical influences in early American sport and fitness From the late 1700s to the mid-1800s‚ three nations–Germany‚ Sweden‚ and England–influenced the early development of physical education in the United States. German immigrants introduced the Turner Societies‚ which advocated a system of gymnastics training that utilized heavy apparatus (e.g.‚ side horse‚ parallel and horizontal bars) in the pursuit of fitness. In contrast‚ the Swedish system of exercise promoted health through the performance

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    Violence in Sports Brian Thompson American Military University SPMT601 Pamela J. Wojnar Abstract Sports and violence are complimentary to one another. In some sports‚ violence is merely a byproduct of the competition. In other sports violence is expected. Certain sports require a predisposition toward violence to be successful while others encourage an over-conformity to the norm with regard to violence. The more violent the athlete plays‚ the better for him and his team. Violent behavior

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