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Effects of Concussions in Sports: First Subtopic
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Effects of Concussions in Sports. Thursday, March 5, 2009. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Http:/ calapresearch.blogspot.com.
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Effects of Concussions in Sports: Pros/Cons
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Effects of Concussions in Sports. Thursday, February 19, 2009. Impairment similar to conditions only previously seen in boxers. There is also the possibility. Of a rare occurrence. Called secondary shock syndrom. This can lead to severe brain damage or even to death. I am going to argue that return-to-play times should be increased because it is in the best interest of everybody who is involved. It will lead to less severe long-lasting injuries for players and everybody will be better off in the end.
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Effects of Concussions in Sports: Intro
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Effects of Concussions in Sports. Wednesday, February 18, 2009. February 25, 2009 at 7:30 AM. Your topic is pretty interesting because it surround the well being of athletes who come back to sports too early way too often. This is interesting because you see things like this every day, not just concussions, but any other injury. You should also add to your paper the consequences of coming back to early and what that can do to an athlete short term and over the long run. February 25, 2009 at 7:40 AM.
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Prosthetics in Sports; who has the advantage?: Subtopic 1
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Prosthetics in Sports; who has the advantage? Monday, March 2, 2009. On the non-Olympic level, there are numerous disabled athletes who have uncovered success on a normal playing field, against normal athletes. Most of these athletes have gained the attention of their local communities because they only have one arm or leg, and most of them are not competing above the high school varsity level. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.
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Prosthetics in Sports; who has the advantage?: Choosing sides
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Prosthetics in Sports; who has the advantage? Wednesday, February 18, 2009. The overall research question is: Do paraplegic athletes with prosthetic limbs have an advantage over able-bodied athletes, and if they do, should they be banned from competing against these able-bodied athletes? Also, the question of injury presents itself; he doesn’t run the risk of tearing a calf muscle, but I do. could his metal legs in any way affect my performance against him? February 25, 2009 at 7:26 AM.
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Effects of Concussions in Sports: February 2009
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Effects of Concussions in Sports. Thursday, February 19, 2009. Impairment similar to conditions only previously seen in boxers. There is also the possibility. Of a rare occurrence. Called secondary shock syndrom. This can lead to severe brain damage or even to death. I am going to argue that return-to-play times should be increased because it is in the best interest of everybody who is involved. It will lead to less severe long-lasting injuries for players and everybody will be better off in the end.
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AP Research 2009: Choosing a Side (Post 2)
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Wednesday, February 18, 2009. Choosing a Side (Post 2). Now that you have completed preliminary reading on your topic, summarize the two sides of the issue. Then explain which side you will be arguing and why. What does the pro side say/think/believe? What does the con side say/think/believe? Which side will you be arguing? Posted by Ms. C. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Developing the Argument (Post 4). Blog Buddies- Collaborative Blogging. Articulating Argument #1 (Post 3). Choosing a Side (Post 2).
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Prosthetics in Sports; who has the advantage?: February 2009
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Prosthetics in Sports; who has the advantage? Wednesday, February 18, 2009. The overall research question is: Do paraplegic athletes with prosthetic limbs have an advantage over able-bodied athletes, and if they do, should they be banned from competing against these able-bodied athletes? Also, the question of injury presents itself; he doesn’t run the risk of tearing a calf muscle, but I do. could his metal legs in any way affect my performance against him? Tuesday, February 17, 2009.
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Prosthetics in Sports; who has the advantage?: March 2009
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Prosthetics in Sports; who has the advantage? Monday, March 9, 2009. 8220;I tell kids in similar situations to never let anyone tell you who you are and what you can or cannot do…don’t let other’s get you down.” Robyn Shelton, 3rd base, Varsity softball team, no left leg. 8220;Pistorious unfairly rigged his Cheetahs” –American Paralympics champion Marlon Shirley who competed against and lost to Pistorious in the 2004 Paralympics. Monday, March 2, 2009. Argument against: Like Pistorious, multiple other at...
