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    Pros and Cons of Organized Sports for Youths Sports in America are one of the biggest sensations around. They are everywhere you turn and they become a big part of most people’s lives‚ whether they actually participate in the sport or just watch it on television. Media and television play a huge role in the obsession for sports. Constantly you see a professional athlete on a commercial‚ and see games on throughout the day. Also sports becomes a business‚ they sell their jerseys‚ or pictures‚ and

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    Hannah Ingram Commercialisation In Sport. The media is now more powerful and pervasive than ever before; in today ’s world it ’s impossible to go anywhere or to read a magazine or watch TV without a sports star encouraging you to buy the latest craze item. Whether it ’s trainers‚ clothing‚ perfume or a car a sports personality will endeavour to sell it to you. The advertisement market loves to use sports people to sell their products‚ as they know these people attract an eclectic range of attention

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    Competitive Sport Some people might say competitive sports are dangerous due to all the injuries‚ but some people might say that‚ competitive sports are helpful. If children are taught the right ways to avoid injuries they could be avoided. The coaches could teach the children proper stretches and give them proper gear. LeBron James‚ a basketball player for the Cleveland Cavaliers‚ once said “I think‚ team first. It allows me to succeed‚ it allows my team to succeed.” Competitive sports can be hard

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    Imagery in Sports

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    (2001). Types of Imagery Associated with Sport Confidence in Netball Players of Varying Skill Levels. Journal of Applied Psychology. 13‚ 1-17. Hall‚ C.‚ Mack‚ D.‚ Paivio‚ A.‚ & Hausenblas‚ H. (1998). Imagery Use by Athletes: Development of the Sport Imagery Questionnaire. International Journal of Sport Psychology. 29‚ 73-89. Kim‚ B. & Giacobbi‚ P. (2009). The Use of Exercise-Related Mental Imagery by Middle-Aged Adults. Journal of Imagery Research in Sport and Physical Activity. 4(1)‚ Article 1. MacIntyre

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    Subject 23 April 2012 Sports Literature Review: Austerely k in his work “Sport and Community Organization in the 21st century” states that‚ The facts concerning the benefits of sports contribution to the sports world is not quite strong because of its non sectarian nature. Studies on sports participation are characteristically based on self-report data from individuals and stakeholders implicated in sport programs. They are likely to have a faith in the value of sports and in sports personnel‚ and not

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    The Three Key Roles of a Sports Agent I love sports! But‚ I left my athletic career behind in high school. Yet‚ I still want a career in the sports industry. Is there a way for this to happen? Trust me‚ sports careers are not just for those professional athletes. You can score‚ too‚ in the world of sports even if you’ve left the life of daily workouts and intense competition behind you. In today’s world where athletes are role models‚ product spokespeople‚ involved with numerous charities and

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    There are several theoretical perspectives of looking at sports from the sociology of sports view including conflict‚ functionalist‚ interactions‚ and feminist. The most useful though‚ in looking at the sociology of sports is the functionalist view. Functionalist regard sports as an almost religious institution that uses ritual and ceremony to reinforce the common values of a society (Ekern‚ 2013). This means that functionalist view sports by the competition and patriotism of the younger generation

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    There are many sports related injuries each year. “There are a reported 715‚000 high school sports-related injuries experienced each year‚ and 8‚000 children are treated in emergency rooms each day for sports related injuries” (“Fifteen Ways Parents Can Help Prevent Sports Related Injuries”). Sports are not always harmful but can be. To limit sports injuries‚ people will have to work together to educate each other‚ maintain their fitness‚ and enforce new laws and rules. One of the first ways

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    People have argued that video games should be a sport for the past couple years. Their arguments are that people need to be moving for an activity to be a sport. Those people then point out all of the sports that do include physical movement. What they fail to do is list those sports that do not have movement. There are many sports that do not require the player to move‚ one of those sports being chess. Video games have been slowly trying to make its way onto that list as well. Video games

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    Sport teams should not be coed because coed sports cause discomfort on teams and more injures depending on the size and structure of the opposite gender. The first reason why sports shouldn’t be coed is because it causes discomfort among both genders. “Boys and girls might be more comfortable playing sports with the same sex. Boys might fear being too aggressive with girls on the playing field. From a social perspective‚ they might fear failing in front of girls who they like socially. Girls‚ on

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