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    activity to put their time and effort helps achieve this skill. Unfortunately not many kids are exposed to sports which could lead them to a better future. Youth sports should be implemented at a young age because it helps develop social skills‚ self-awareness and increases a healthy lifestyle. Most problems that people encounter come to rise due the lack of communication‚ another great skill that a sport can help achieve. Communication

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    Although many people would say or agree that cheerleading isn’t a sport because all you do is be on the sideline or you’re just supporting and not competing for anything‚ cheerleading actually comes with a lot. A lot as in hard work‚ having to pay fees plus the games and activities you are expected to attend just like any other sport. It is true that you’re not competing for anything and you’re just on the sideline being a cheerleader‚ but all the after school practices and conditioning that you

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    The Bad Exercise What are the effects on children whose parents push them in sports? “As the stakes grow‚ the children are the ones losing‚” according to Sacks. Seventy percent of children drop out of sports by age 13‚ and a big reason is that their parents are putting too much pressure on them‚ “he explained." It’s interesting because a lot of people don’t know that parents pushing their children in sports isn’t very good for children. Parents pushing their children can have bad effects on their

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    Sports Management Someone once said‚ "There are those who make things happen‚ those who watch things happen‚ and those who wonder what happened." I consider myself one of those rare people who really knows how to "make things happen." I have gone from being a follower to being a leader‚ from being someone who was shy and uncertain to a person who is self-confident and assertive. It has been a remarkable metamorphosis‚ and it has changed my future professional plans and personal goals. The

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    many reasons why the number of minorities that participate is sports vary from sport to sport. Race plays a big part in sports as well as in our society. Why is it that a group of people can harass and abuse a young black male for raping a white female‚ but on the next Saturday at the big football game cheer him on and hope that he has a great game. Over the years there have been some great black sports players‚ in almost all sports. Michael Jordan‚ OJ Simpson‚ Mohamed Ali‚ Bo Jackson‚ just to

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    of Women in Sports Before the 1970’s women had a very low chance of becoming a doctor or a lawyer just because they were women. They had a very low chance of getting into a college to even get that degree. If schools are a problem‚ then sports are an even bigger problem (Women’s Sport Foundation). People are thinking “Why are women treated as a lower class than men?” Renee Smith filed a lawsuit because of the gender discrimination at her school. She was upset about the different sports at her college

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    to Sports encourages social interaction between women. According to the article “Women‚ Gender Equality and Sport” (2007)‚ sport participation of women has an extensive history. Discrimination has been a major issue‚ but there have also been significant advancements as well. They have occupied leadership positions like coaching‚ management‚ officiating‚ and broadcasters or journalists. Women have been viewed as being too weak for sports‚ especially ones that involve a lot of endurance. Efforts to

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    debate over the public financing of sports stadiums has been going on for decades between team owners‚ fans‚ local authorities‚ and taxpayers. While sports teams and their owners argue that new stadiums help spur economic growth‚ many taxpayers oppose their tax dollars going towards stadiums. Stadiums are expensive‚ often costing hundreds of millions of dollars‚ if not billions. The average cost of an NFL stadium from 1997-2011 was over $525 million.

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    When people looked at sports‚ they can generally delineate what sports are considered male and female. This is called gendering‚ and gendering can happen anywhere. I chose the Dr. Pepper Star Center ice rink‚ where I personally figure skate‚ because skating is generally seen as a female sport. I wanted to understand three major geographic questions. These are questions such as‚ what areas are gendered more female than male‚ or visa versa? What might the gendering of certain spaces mean? If certain

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    After watching the video “Big Hits‚ Broken Dreams‚” it opened my eyes tremendously to the risks of playing contact sports at a young age. The debate question that I feel is the biggest question to ask is‚ do the risks outweigh the benefits to young people playing contact sports? I think that this is the question that most parents ask themselves when their son decides to play a sport like football. After watching the video‚ it showed how high schools in North Carolina prior to the death of Jaquan

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