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    Lance Armstrong

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    Lance Armstrong Confesses Lance Armstrong is an American road-racing cyclist; Lance has won the tour de France a record breaking 7 consecutive times. Armstrong met Kristin Richard in June 1997. They married in May 1 1998 and had three children‚ Luke David and twins Isabelle Rose and Grace Elisabeth. The couple later filed for divorce Born on September 18‚ 1971‚ in Plano‚ Texas‚ his mother‚ Linda‚ in the suburbs of Dallas‚ Texas‚ raised Lance Armstrong; Armstrong was athletic from an early

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    the retirement of Lance Armstrong. Although Lance was looked at as one of the most influential and decorated athletes of all-time‚ things have changed since evidence has been brought up that prove Lance Armstrong is guilty of doping. Many athletes have been found guilty of doping and things alike‚ but‚ Lance Armstrong‚ a cancer survivor was looked to as a role model to many different types of people such as: children‚ teenagers‚ athletes‚ adults‚ cancer survivors‚ basically any person who knows who

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    Grade 10 Wellbeing: Depth Study Topic: 10. Attribution Theory Essay Plan Due Date: 15th of January. Paragraph 1. Introduction - what is attribution theory Paragraph 2-4. Evidence supported to the Title. * example 1 * example 2 * example 3 * Paragraph 5. Conclusion. Watch your thoughts‚ for they become words. Watch your words‚ for they become actions. Watch your actions‚ for they become habits. Watch your habits‚ for they become your character. And watch your character

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    Drugs in Sport

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    Old texts suggest that humans were always trying to find ways to do more work with less effort (work hard but suffer less). This caused them to find‚ invent & use drugs or supplements. Thus people began using drugs & performance enhancers. Doping is the use of performance enhancing drugs in sport‚ it is illegal‚ but the use of drugs completely isn’t. That is‚ certain drugs are allowed or are not banned in sports. Sportsmen use PIED’s (Performance and Image Enhancing Drugs) or PED’s (Performance

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    Seed Germination

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    Justification Paper Jim Lammers There is no disputing the fact that performance enhancing drugs have the potential to raise the level of competition in athletics. The goals in sport can be boiled down to higher‚ farther‚ and faster; therefore in order to improve competition it is necessary to make athletes bigger‚ faster and stronger. Professional athletes (not collegiate or interscholastic) should be allowed to make choices in their training regimen which will make them better prepared to do the

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    LIVESTRONG‚ an organization created by one of the worlds best cyclists‚ Lance Armstrong‚ and cancer survivor‚ Doug Ulman‚ has been highly successful in raising awareness and helping the cause against cancer over the past years. Not only has the organization touched the lives of millions of people‚ but it also has raised millions of dollars to fund the fight against this worldwide disease. The foundation fights to improve the lives of people affected by cancer and works in two areas: One by directly

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    Response Essay

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    Response Essay In reading the three articles‚ “From Degrading to De-Grading” by Alfie Kohn‚ “And Now He is Nothing” by Michael Specter and “Dilma Rousseff” by Simon Romero my impressions of each article varies from one of unbelief to affirmation. As compelling as the ideology of not grading is‚ the practicality of implementation would be enormous. The assumption that Lance Armstrong is now nothing can it really be so easily dismissed? Finally‚ Dilma Rousseff rise to power as a right of previous

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    Armstrong Case

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    the sponsors supporting those who did cheat d. Teammates being forced into doping e. Public‚ as they weren’t witnessing a fair competition 2. Who is to blame? a. Authorities were doing far too little to take drastic measures to stop these athletes from making a mockery of the sport of cycling and doing significant harm to its long term credibility b. The system was flawed‚ they needed to come hard onto the people doping but they didn’t and hence perpetuated this environment where to “level the

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    Phwam

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    P.A.S.S Assignment – Tour de France The Tour de France is one of the world’s toughest endurance challenges. Bicycle riders from around the world strive to complete this notorious ride each year. If a rider is to have any chance of accomplishing such a physically demanding ride the preparation they must undertake involves a lot more than you think. Not only do they have to be physically prepared but also mentally‚ the Tour de France will only be won by a rider who has properly prepared themselves

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    Sports Medicine

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    temperature regulation mechanisms and how they affect safe sports participation for athletes competing in the Tour de France. The Tour De France is a multiple stage bike-riding event competed in France every year. Starting on the 2nd of July at Passage du Gois and finishing at Champs-Elysées on the 24th of July. It consists of 21 daylong stages over a 23-day period. Based on the Tour de France in 2011‚ the race consisted of 10 flat stages‚ 6 mountain stages and 4 summits finishes‚ 3 medium mountain

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