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Sport psychology is the scientific study of the psychological factors that are associated with participation and performance in sport and other physical activity.

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Sports psychologists work with athletes and couches to improve performance and increase motivation. Help the athletes to cope up on the pressure of competition, which give them a potential to beat the opposite team easily.. the sports psycholgist give them potential to recover from their injuries too and helps to control over anxiety.

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Couches focus on phycial activity of athelets while sport paychlogist work to deal with athletes mind...

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Soccer, Basketball and Baseball.

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Berlin wall fell and I was there. I even own a copy of Time Magazine from then. I was 8 years old and got out of school because of how powerful a moment it was in history for Germany. I'm German American so I live in both cultures and to say it was unlike anything I have ever experienced is, to put it mildly. For both of my countries to celebrate the end of a horrific chapter in history felt so good. Not to mention members of my German family caught on the other side finally got reunited and we had out first united Garden Pary (Family Reunion) that July and if you could have heard the stories and seen the happiness shared by all it would have made you weep

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One off the top of my head is chicago

Bears 1985

Bulls 1996

White sox 2005

Blackhawks 2009

That is a span of 24 years. So your answer is yes.

Hope that helps

Also Boston

Patriot 2001, 2003,2004

Red Sox 2004, 2007

Celtics 2008

Bruins 2011

Span of 10 years.

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First, sports are for entertainment only and really don't do much other than that. Secondly, all athletes have a career with a limited lifespan because of aging and injuries. A person can do nearly anything with their mind and barring injury or disease, your mind will be useful for your entire life.

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When you consider the fact that the Wiffle Ball was created to curve like crazy, the origin’s clear: It’s a play on the word “whiff,” which is what the poor sap at the plate often does with that skinny yellow bat. The inventor’s son and his friends, the original Wiffleballers, referred to strikeouts as “whiffs,” and he dropped the “h” when he decided to sell the balls. Three up, three down, baby—it’s all about efficiency.

“It also meant he needed one less letter for the sign on the building,” said David Mullany, president of The Wiffle Ball, Inc., and grandson of the ball’s inventor.

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There are many varying stories on the origin of the wave - when sports fans stand and raise their arms, section by section, creating a wave like crest throughout an arena.

Competing claims for inventing the wave come from hockey, baseball, American football, and soccer, and from Canada, the US, and Mexico. The evidence does seem to indicate that the wave traveled primarily north to south, from its introduction at a 1980 hockey game in Edmonton, a cameo appearance at a baseball game in Oakland, a few years at Seattle football games, an Olympic appearance at Stanford University, and finally its big breakthrough at the 1986 World Cup in Mexico, from which it emerged with global fame as the Mexican Wave.

According to professional cheerleader Krazy George Henderson, the first wave was created by accident at an Edmonton Oilers hockey game. Different sections of the arena standing and cheering at different times was already somewhat common. Krazy George was pointing to different sections of the arena, which generally resulted in that section's fans jumping to their feet and shouting. A delayed reaction by one section one night was then followed by the next section jumping a few seconds later, initiating an impromptu wave. George refined the routine through season, and then took it to other games and stadiums, including a nationally televised Major League Baseball playoff game in Oakland between the A's and the New York Yankees on October 15, 1981.

Two weeks later Seattle fans began using the wave, first at a University of Washington football game, and then at the Seahawks' NFL games. The wave was introduced to soccer fans at a 1984 Olympic soccer match between Brazil and Italy at Stanford Stadium, before achieving global fame at the 1986 World Cup in Mexico.

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no

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A physical fitness sports and talent test will help determine what level of exercise program you can perform without doing damage to your muscles and organs.

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Traditionally called a caman, but also is referred to simply as Shinty stick

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Yahoo! has it.

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9miles

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To me, it’s gotta be the MLB All-Star Game. Other all-star games feel like great players getting together and fooling around, putting on a show that half-resembles the sport; in baseball, it feels like what the concept of an all-star game suggests: the best players in the sport competing. Until recently, the game had actual stakes, as it determined which league gets home-field advantage in the World Series, and I think this spirit of competitiveness still flows through it. And, of course, it has the pomp-and-circumstance surrounding the game (the home run derby, the celebrity softball game, etc.) that makes it feel extra special.

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I think it is Voice actor John Dimaggio who has played Fu Dog in Jake Long Shnitzel/Chestnut on Chowder, Bender from Futurama and is currently seen on Adventure time with Finn and Jake as JAKE

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x games and the xhare

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There is no official sport of Vietnam, but the most popular sport is association football (known to some as soccer). In addition, the country has a growing community in cricket, rugby, and badmitton.

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This is because science is not just the information presented (the product), but also the way in which that information has been collected (the process). While scientific knowledge should be testable and falsifiable (according to Karl Popper), the way in which such information has been gathered is also important. Science should be unbiased and experiments should be repeatable by different individuals. There are different philosophers who argue on the way science proceeds. (see Popper, Kuhn, Lakatos and Feyerabend)

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Revenues for the National Football League will reach around $9 billion for the 2013-14 season. The NFL is the most lucrative sports league in the world. Comissioner Roger Goodell stated in 2013 that he wants to reach $25 billion in revenue by the 2027 season. See related link for more info.

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The greatest ball player ever Micheal Jordan

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round about £10,000

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The product was Converse All-Star shoes and the player was Chuck Taylor.

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Ralph Boston, Helen Stephens, Jesse Owens, Carl Lewis, Dave Wottle, Micheal Johnson, Usain Bolt, Hicham El Guerrouj, Kenenisa Bekele, Haile Gebrselassie, Bernard Lagat, and Steve Prefontaine.