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    The Zone: A Short Story

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    I had a conversation just the other day that left me tingling. You’ve heard about ‘The Zone’? Well for hours I was emotionally on fire, wild eyed and ready for more- in The Zone! I was energized and my brain was buzzing! If an asteroid had burst through the clouds speeding toward earth’s certain destruction, I could have saved humanity and redirected it all by myself! I was fired up! Wouldn't you would like to know what kind of conversation this was!? Who was it with? What would you imagine

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    Let me tell you why im awesome. I’m awesome because I’m athletic. I’m a great team-mate and I also run fast. When I was younger I wanted to be a professional soccer player because I just loved that sport so much. And because of that dream it made me athletic. It gave me the ability to run fast, but best of all it made me a great team mate. My first argument is, I’m athletic. I love to play a variety of sports. I play, basketball, volleyball. I go fishing.(and by the way for those who don’t know this

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    People always describe soccer with a culture of passionate and active. After watching the video of Heysel tragedy (Lecture Video Week 3), I start doubting the other side of soccer culture. In this week reading, we were asked to read a novel of a story about how the author himself become crazy soccer fans in decades. The more I read, the more I feel the soccer culture has it aggressive and dominant elements. It will bite you badly when you lose your guard and embrace it. Here is a quotation from the

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    Soccer in the United States has consistently taken a back seat to sports such as football, basketball, or baseball until today. Soccer was a sport that never gained traction in the United States until recently, and this is likely due to the American public who never appears to support a sport/club unless they show signs of success in competition. Unfortunately, one of the downsides of the American public only caring about the winners, is that even though soccer has existed in America for so long

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    Mia Ham Research Paper

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    FIFA Women’s Player of the Year, and is arguably the best women's soccer player of all time. She was born March 17, 1972 in Selma, Alabama as Mariel Margaret “Mia” Hamm. She scored the most international goals in women’s soccer history until 2013, and has one of the biggest fanbases in sports. How did she become one of the best women’s soccer players in history? This essay will demonstrate how Mia Hamm made waves in the soccer world. Because her dad was in the military, he was stationed in various

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    ? Well I have experienced both it’s a terrible feeling and in my eyes it’s considered a failure to let down your team. How, I let down my team and myself is quite simple and here is how I hurt my knee, but first i'm going to tell you a little about soccer, why I played it, and then i'm going to explain how I hurt it and how it’s a failure to me and how did it affect me. Soccer is my favorite sport, no I don’t watch it on tv, nor do I have a favorite soccer team. So, it all started when I was eight

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    A Soccer Ball and a Girl One club season I would get piercing shin guard burns. I tried creams, shin guard covers, ice, new shin guards, everything! Nothing would help from the blistering, peeling burns on my shins. Any time I would shift leg positions it felt like bees were stinging my shins. This happened the whole season until I found that if I applied lotion before the game then put shin guard covers underneath my shin guards the blistering would cease. The burns, cuts, bruises, aches and pain

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    to try out for? Which one either soccer or volleyball?” my dad said, “I don't know actually, I'll find out next week.” I said, “Well you better find out soon, you dont have much time to choose, I really want you to try out for soccer, you know, maybe I can help you out with a few new skills.” my dad said. “ Well okay then.” I said not knowing what sport I wanted to play. On one of the first days of school, I had the option to tryout for volleyball or soccer. I was so happy and excited to actually

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    In the field I am only thinking about the ball and making a goal. That is a discourse community I can identify myself being a part of. What is a discourse community you may ask? A discourse community is a familiar community you engage on the daily or feel connected because you are a member. Through my high school years, I was labeled a soccer player. I played for three years straight. Being an athlete isn’t like the movies, when the jocks and any athlete can get easy A’s or not turn in their homework

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    My Love In My Life

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    I think something that is special, unique, distinctive, and/or impressive about my life is that I’m the type person that is caring, friendly, and is always there for someone when they are feeling down, also my love of soccer, I see both of those things as special. My family as always been the type of people that cares about other people and helps them out, mostly my grandma so I think I got that from her and my family has also been a huge fan

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