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    pools‚ running shoes‚ hockey sticks‚ skis‚ baseball gloves‚ posters of sports stars‚ etc. Even today a basic survey of our country would reveal sports and physical education everywhere: Little League baseball‚ Physical Education classes‚ Special Olympics‚ neighbourhood basketball‚ jogging‚ and televised professional sports. Various forms of sport and physical education have been around since the late 1400’s and have only gained momentum and recognition in the centuries that followed. One of the first

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    modern forms of wrestling are practiced on every continent and in almost every country III. Wrestling has roots in nearly every culture and had a solid foundation in ancient Greece long before the first recorded Olympic Games in 776 B.C IV. Greek wrestling‚ also known as "Pale‚" stood alone as the most popular sporting event in ancient Greece. Transition: I would like begin to talk about the different types of wrestling and rules of the “dog fight” I. We Although Greco-Roman is an evolved form of

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    The Olympic Games have entertained people all around the world for hundreds of years. The world’s top athletes compete against each other in sporting events ranging from swimming to sprints. The Olympics also consist of many running events. The distance runners who compete in the events must train for years to be able to compete in the Olympic Games. Throughout history‚ many changes have been made to the way distance runners train and compete. Olympic distance runners were affected throughout

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    What we are trying to gain is an advantage over any potential adversary. What we will have is a head start” – U.S. Defense Scientist Forbes Ewan. Blood loading started in the 70’s. The first case in professional sports occurred in the 1980 Moscow Olympics when Kaarlo Maaninka was transfused with two pints of blood before his race and went on to win the 5 and 10 kilo races. But during that time‚ loading was not

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    Adeel Hashmi * Mikaal Zulfiqar * Waseem Akram * Ali Gul Pir (singer) * Meera * Jia Ali * Veena malik Events (through sponsorship) * Ufone Sponsors LUMS Special Olympics 2012 Ufone in collaboration with LUMS Community Service Society and Special Olympics recently held Special Olympics 2012 in LUMS. The aim was to offer an exciting platform to those children who are physically and mentally challenged and motivate them to take part in activities and perform to a level where

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    us 4102.0 - Australian Social Trends‚ 2007 . (2008‚ July 23). Retrieved March 25‚ 2013‚ from Australian Bureau of Statistics: http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/0/0f4b69ddff667646ca25732c00207f44 Drugs in Sport : A Brief History International Olympic Committee (IOC). (2009‚ September 1). Retrieved March 6‚ 2013‚ from Sports and Drugs: http://sportsanddrugs.procon.org/view.source.php?sourceID=7350 Places Where People Play Sports? (2009‚ August 11) Drug policy. (2013‚ March 2). Retrieved March 26

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    Nicole Angelic R. Simpao BSMT-1B Cool Runnings There really was a Jamaican bobsled team. ‚ the Jamaicans practiced on a bobsled with wheels‚ in the absence of any snow in their native land. Then they went to the winter Olympics‚ where the crowds cheered their pluck‚ if not their speed. The Jamaican national bobsleigh team represents Jamaica in international bobsledding competitions. Not only was there the novelty of having a tropical country compete in a cold-weather sport‚ but they had

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    sports performed on a running track or on the field associated with it. The history of track and field Track and field is one of the oldest sports. Athletic contests were often held in conjunction with religious festivals‚ as with the OLYMPIC GAMES of ancient Greece. For 11 centuries‚ starting in 776 BC‚ these affairs--for men only--were enormously popular events. During the Middle Ages organized track and field all but disappeared. The true development of track and field as a modern sport started

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    e-Sports included in the Asian Games by Han Cilliers (Lola)  Posted Wednesday‚ November 21‚ 2012 11:59:18 AM The Olympic Council of Asia (OCA)‚ the body which controls all sports in Asia approved the inclusion of e-Sports at the Asian Games. This is a giant leap for cyber athletes; it means that the discipline of e-Sports is being taken serious by a traditional governing body of Sport. The OCA was formed in 1982 and has its permanent headquarters in Kuwait. The main objective of the OCA is to

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    On arrival‚ he screamed “We won” and dropped dead from exhaustion. The marathon was run in the first modern Olympics in 1896‚ and in many ways the athletic ideal of modern athletes is inspired by the myth of the marathon. Their ideal is superhuman performance‚ at any cost. DRUGS IN SPORT The use of performance enhancing drugs in the modern Olympics is on record as early as the games of the third Olympiad‚ when Thomas Hicks won the marathon after receiving an injection of strychnine in the middle

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