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    understanding of the potential negative performance and health consequences of this type of injury‚ researchers are focusing their efforts on fast-paced sports involving high-speed collisions (Dick‚ 2009). Ice hockey is a sport unlike any other. What separates hockey from all other contact sports‚ is that players travel at exceptionally high rates of speed making contact with not only other players‚ but hard surfaces and objects such as boards‚ ice‚ glass‚ and goal posts. In a setting

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    Hockey is a fun and dangerous sport. Hockey is fun because you could score‚ when I feel awesome like getting your first car or house! You can also hit a person which is fun because they get mad and lose their focus on the game. It’s really fun to go on trips with the teammates‚ playing around in the hotels‚ playing mini-sticks in the hallways. Stuff like this makes hockey trios really fun and they make you want to go on more. Hockey is also a really dangerous sport because you hurt and maybe never

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    Physical Culture in Early Canada: First Nations and Colonists First Nations * Limited historical information * Oral accounts * Oral tradition (memories and stories from elders) passed down the generations * Elders had important role in education * Written records * Second-hand observations of colonizers (French/English) * Written by white men‚ severely biased * Explorers‚ fur traders‚ priests‚ etc.‚ * Generalizations made despite striking

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    Throughout Garnets time back home many events have had an effect on understanding who he really is but the hockey game as an event really showed this helping of Garnet to understand who he really is. First of all‚ the hockey helps in Garnets understanding of himself by letting himself relax and have fun for one of the first times since coming back home. As Garnet and Jackie both played in the hockey game they obviously were both having much fun yelling things like “Oooooo-hoo-hoo-hoo!” (Wagamese 153)

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    I. Introduction A. Attention Getter: Have you ever been to a Red Wings game or any hockey game for that matter? If you have think about the intensity and passion coming from the players on the ice as they battle to win the game. That intensity and passion is what made me love the game of hockey. B. Reason to Listen: I have been watching and playing the game of hockey since I was 6 years old. Hockey is the ultimate test of teamwork and commitment‚ and the game itself has had a bigger impact on me

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    Making Dreams Come True The movie Miracle tells the inspiring story of the 1980 United States hockey team and their journey to becoming the best hockey team in the world. Any hockey fan would be a perfect contender for watching the movie. The movie explores the many struggles that the team has to face to conquer their way through the Olympics‚ including on and off the ice. At a time when the country is in a period of struggle with the Cold War‚ Coach Herb Brooks has goals for the team that seem

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    Jerome’s residential school was not pleasant. He witnessed the many atrocities done to the aboriginal children and was subjected to mental and physical abuse of nuns and priests. Fortunately‚ during Saul’s time at St. Jerome’s‚ he discovered the game of hockey. The game expelled the misery

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    that would soon choose to live‚ eat‚ and breathe hockey. A child‚ unknown at the time‚ who would soon take the National Hockey League by storm. A child who would become the greatest‚ talented player of all the hockey world‚ and who would remarkably achieve this goal by the age of nineteen. This is Sidney Patrick Crosby and this is his story. It all started when Sidney’s father‚ Troy‚ who played major junior hockey as a goalie‚ gave him a little hockey stick at the age of two! Sidney played around

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    Concussions: Trauma in Hockey Today‚ many athletes across the country suffer from a common injury. This injury is one with serious side effects and can permanently end any star’s career. Could you imagine being at the top of your game and then suffer a career shattering injury‚ many athletes face it every day. Today‚ Concussions are a constant threat across the world of sports. Football and hockey are two sports with a level of play that causes an increase in Concussions. Medical experts and leagues

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    thought to myself‚ what kind of crazy sport could this possibly be? It was Mixed Martial Art fighting with a company called The Ultimate Fighting Championship” or better known as “The UFC”. It emerged from the dark underground fight scene to the fastest growing sport ever known. But was this a sport or just an entertaining blood bath of human cock fighting as many viewed it? The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) debuted on November 12‚ 1993 under Semaphore Entertainment Group (SEG). In

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