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    Golden Olympian

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    Saina Nehwal Saina Nehwal (born March 17‚ 1990) is an Indian Khel Ratna winning badminton player currently ranked number 2 in the world by Badminton World Federation‚ Saina is the first Indian woman to reach the singles quarterfinals at the Olympics and the first Indian to win theWorld Junior Badminton Championships. Her Early days Saina was born in 1990 in a Yadav family from Haryana. In December 1998‚ Saina’s father took her to meet Coach Nani Prasad at the Lal Bahadur Stadium in Hyderabad

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    Anabolic Steroids In Sports

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    Evaluate the argument of Julian Savulescu and his co-authors that competitors at the Olympics ought to be allowed to use anabolic steroids. Nowadays‚ the world is being bombarded by the issue of Performance Enhancing Drugs (PEDs) utilisation especially at high level sports such as the Olympics level. Doping activities in sports have been a continuous plight towards athlete. Court actions are issued‚ title stripped off and worst is athletes’ involvements in sports are prevented forever. Dozens

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    Pingpong

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    has grown rapidly since it was first invented in the 1890’s and it continues to grow today. E. Initial Preview: Today I am discussing the origins of Ping Pong‚ how ping pong has grown in the United States‚ and how ping pong has evolved into an Olympic game. Transition: To begin lets see when and where ping pong started. A. Ping Pong was originally created in 1890’s in England. 1. Started as a parlor game that upper class Victorians would play after dinner. 2. They would turn their dining

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    Steroid Use In Sports

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    Doping has been a part of athletic competition since the first Olympics but over time‚ the PEDs used have become more advanced and dangerous. Athletes need to be aware of the potential consequences‚ whether that may be the legal punishments they may receive if caught‚ the risk of being banned from their sport‚ the shame

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    the company of the Titanic‚ had another boat called the Olympic and that really was the Titanic. The theory is that they switched boats before the voyage and put the Titanic logo on the Olympic so that they would lose all of their money that they invested in the olympic‚ and so when it sank they could collect insurance money. “ A man named James Fencen who worked on the ship said on his deathbed ‘ the Titanic didn’t sink that day the Olympic did.’ He survived the sinking of the ship and once him

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    Persuasive Essay Hockey

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    National Hockey League Olympic Athletes In the 2014 Winter Olympics‚ National Hockey League (NHL) should allow players to participate in the games due to the belief that it provides the players‚ current‚ and potential fans the opportunity to participate on the world stage of hockey. The Olympics only occur once every four years and it would be unpatriotic to deny NHL players the opportunity to represent their home countries at the Olympics. The Olympic Games give the fans a chance to

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    Pe Assignment

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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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    Propranolol

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    tremors and adrenaline which might not sound too bad but in some sports this is illegal such as shooting‚ archery‚ and darts etc. these Olympic sports have banned this substance due to it giving the user an unmoral amount of concentration and accuracy that is unfair to those whom do not use this substance. Propranolol made an appearance in the Beijing Olympics in 2008 with a North Korean shooter (Kim-Jong-Su) he was just 1 of 3 shooters found taking this drug in the shooting category alone. There

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    PED's in sports

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    report victory. 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

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    Unbroken Book Report

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    records and survived in the ocean for fortyseven days. Louie was first born in New york but later moved into Torrance‚ California. He was a rebellious boy but turned into a nice guy later in high school and because of track. He later on competed in the olympics then soon after went to the military. The book Unbroken‚ by Laura Hillenbrand is a brilliant book and it explains why Louie Zamperini is a forgiving and honorable person. Louie Zamperini is a forgiving person from many parts of his life. Such

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