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    Extreme Sports

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    Lady: Nowadays ‚ “Extreme sports” or “X-Games” such as climbing‚ bungee jumping ‚ and downhill skateboarding are being practiced by Peruvians more often . But I’m wondering the reason why Peruvians now prefer to do this kind of stunts instead of practicing safer sports‚ I mean ‚ sports which don’t involve putting in risk their lives . karol: Well‚ it seems likely they’re looking for non-common activities and want to feel the experience of trying something new which may motivate them to do crazy

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    Computers in Sports

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    Computers in Games and Sports Practically everybody has played sports video games on a computer. It’s fun to pick a team and see how well you can play against a “virtual” rival. However‚ the uses for computers in various games and sports go far beyond video games. If you ask a cricket bowler how he throws a ball‚ he may not be able to tell you. He may say it’s just “instinct.” It’s something that comes naturally to him. The fact is that there are ways to help bowlers become better bowlers

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    School Sports

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    Art and band are in need of money because of financial problems‚ so RUSD is going to drop school sports instead. After school sports include the following; softball‚ cross-country‚ track‚ and many more. All after schools should not be excluded from Rocklin’s middle schools. There are various reasons after school sports should be kept for middle school for a couple of reasons. Athletic clubs should be supported because the more people known the more spirit. Equally important there would be very

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    Sports Opinion

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    The Industrial Wheel Sports Opinion Wilson A. Aniano Changing the usual‚ creating a difference It is undeniable that this year’s Intramural activities of Eastern Visayas State University paved significant impact in molding various skills of students specifically in the field of sports but still some remained less participative in this annual undertaking of the institution. This is a perennial fact of forming negative habits that deserve serious due consideration. Based on observation

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    Technology in Sports

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    Technology has greatly changed sports. It has changed the training of athletes‚ what it means to be an athlete‚ the fan followings of different sports teams‚ and how you can follow your sports teams. More specifically in sports‚ the equipment used has greatly changed in almost all sports in some way. In football‚ the pads have become larger and more protective‚ the golf clubs used are more aerodynamic‚ and designed to drive the ball further‚ and even in swimming instead of using a speedo and a cap

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    Extreme Sports

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    Extreme Sports Frist path ---around 1 minute 1. Introduce: Hi‚ I am Sharon‚ today my presentation’s topic is extreme sports. Is anyone playing extreme sports? 2. Thesis: For leisure life‚ extreme sports is a good choice for people who want to the pursuit of stimulation. Extreme sports not only give people a chance to release the pressure in the natural world‚ but also is a way to challenge themself and become stronger. Second path --- around 8 minutes 1. The reason had extreme sports:

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    Extreme Sports: Are They Worth The Risk? Broken bones‚ head trauma‚ shark attacks‚ and casualties all while playing the sport you love. Is it worth it? With extreme sports come extreme risks. There are many controversies over these sports as to whether they are ethical or not and why anybody with the right mindset would consider participating in such events. These sports often involve high speed‚ great heights‚ a high level of physical exertion‚ and highly specialized gear or spectacular stunts

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    school and sports

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    ATTITUDES If there’s one thing that coaches across every sport and at every level really want‚ it’s athletes with great attitudes. More than tremendous ability‚ great strength‚ solid conditioning‚ or even an in-depth tactical understanding of the game‚ an athlete’s attitude can make or break a coach’s experience on the team and his or her ultimate success. This is one of the reasons why the best teams or stronger athletes don’t always come out on top. Attitude is what wins. Athletes who work hard

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    Technology in Sports

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    Advantages and disadvantages of the use of technology in sport. Advantages Some advantages of using technology in sport would include training equipment. Training equipment allows the athlete to focus on the specific muscle groups or endurance capacity that he or she wants to work on. Also video technology instant replay to review close calls‚ leads to more fairness in the game. Better safety would lead to less serious injuries and it would provide shoulder pads‚ better helmets‚ and faster emergency

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    Sexism In Sports

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    Sexism in Sports Throughout the history of sports‚ female athletes have struggled to gain equality with the male athletes. The men have predominantly had better athletic facilities‚ more recognition‚ more airtime on television‚ etc. Women today are still fighting for as much recognition as the males‚ and the right to play/help with male sports. The United States tried to help women gain more sports equality with the passage of the Title IX amendment in 1972. This amendment states that “no person

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