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    play soccer. It is also exceedingly versatile as it can be played almost anywhere. Players can improvise goalposts and sidelines. An interesting case of when a soccer game took place on interesting ground was the Christmas Truce of 1914 during World War 1‚ where the Germans and English set up a game in no-man’s land between their trenches while also exchanging other pleasantries. This accessibility available in 1914 is even more prevalent in today’s day and age (Christmas Truce). In football‚ equipment

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    Hockey vs. Soccer

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    Hockey Vs. Soccer Have you ever realized the vast differences between soccer and hockey? There are so many differences; the sports are pretty much polar opposites of each other. They are different in things such as the team size‚ the surfaces played on‚ equipment‚ periods‚ penalties. In soccer the teams have 11 players‚ including the goalkeeper on at all times; While hockey teams have 6 players including the goaltender on at all times. Soccer teams are swapping out players on and off the

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    Basketball vs Volleyball

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    Basketball vs. Volleyball Two friends playing different sports argue which sport out of basketball and volleyball is better. Basketball and volleyball are very popular and well known sports that are important icons for entertainment purposes. Both sports were originated during the similar time period between 1891 and 1895. Although basketball and volleyball are excellent pastimes and seem like they have much in common they differ in how the players are positioned in the game‚ the scoring system

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    to football and basketball. It consists 6 to 40 players divided into two teams throwing‚ running and catching a football. It is played either in the gym or on an outside field. There are no regulations regarding the length of the game or time-outs but most games usually last about 40 minutes. Players score by successfully get the ball to their goal. Flickerball was created by Davidson College in 1951 for an alternative for football. Flickerball is very similar to American football. It

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    American Football vs European Football Football = foot + ball. How could a word so simple be so ambiguous? One could only imagine the word football to mean usage of the feet to maneuver some sort of ball. And this is true‚ in one type of “football” - European football. Football played all over Europe involves people literally kicking a ball with their feet into a net. But when referring to football in America‚ the game has nothing to do with kicking‚ or even feet. American football is actually

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    Carbohydrates Vs Football

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    source of energy.One of the highest sources of carbrohydates is Pastas.Pastas store carbohydrates in you stomach for about 3 hours.In wich you could use for a soccer game.Gatorade would also be good but I’mn ot a 100% on that one. You’ve probaly heard of the cross-over from basketball but Soccer Maniac’s Site has kind of "developed" a soccer cross-over.Your going to have the ball in your left foot.Then your going to push itover to your right foot fake right with your shoulders‚ then sprint your to

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    Basketball vs Volleyball

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    Jordan Kinder Basketball vs. Volleyball Basketball and Volleyball are different and similar in many ways. This essay is going to compare and contrast these two popular sports‚ comparing things such as the sense of teamwork needed for both sports‚ and showing contrast in the aspects of them‚ like the number of players on each team. Basketball and Volleyball have many differences‚ such as how many players are on the court and how many positions are played. Basketball is played with five players

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    American Football vs. Soccer American football and soccer are two popular sports. Soccer is considered to be the most popular sport in the world and American football is known as America’s favorite sport. Soccer is actually called "football" or "futbol" in other areas of the world. While both sports are somewhat alike‚ they have major differences that make them so unique and enjoyable for their beloved fans. First off‚ American football is played with an elliptical shaped ball while a soccer ball

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    Hockey .vs. Football

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    Hockey .vs. Football (Comparative Essay) Football and hockey are two sports‚ which are similar in objective‚ but very different in their rules and guidelines. In each of these major sports there are rules and guidelines that the players must follow. The topics that will be covered are the weight differences between the players in football and hockey‚ the use of Creatine Monohydrate‚ and last the equipment restrictions. This first paragraph will discuss the weight difference between the players

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    Basketball: Then vs. Now

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    The sport of basketball was invented 113 years ago. The first original 13 rules of basketball are much different than the rules today. Not only have the rules evolved‚ but also the number of players‚ regulation time‚ and mainly just the dynamics of the game altogether. After explanation‚ you will be able to see how many changes basketball has truly undergone to become what it is now. The original 13 rules of basketball written by James Naismith are as follows: 1. The ball may be thrown in any

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