For example, The author provides a look into the physical training as well as the psychological training for the two swimmers as they try and make the olympic swim team (Mullen 1). The author does a wonderful job describing everything that happens during the training of a swimmer like the review said. For example, "Mullen skillfully details exactly what the swimmers are feeling and think and Sports fans and anyone who has trained for competition will find this book enjoyable" (“GOLD” 1). The author perfectly describes what is going on in the swimmer's head while they are in their ruthless training for the Olympics. For example, The book features two boys, one trying to trace his father's path to Olympic glory and one trying to walk away from everything.
Accordingly all the pride you have when you represent a country and a group of talented athletes going into the Olympics. Ordinarily, knowing you are not just competing as an athlete, but as a country, competing against so many other countries doing what you love best. It would be a great honor to be representing so much like your country and to also be an inspiring athlete to all the other junior athletes and younger kids. A enormous dream for millions and billions of people to have such a talent in a sport. Consequently athletes who are now in the Olympics remember when there were younger they used to dream of being in the Olympics.
By David Brooks provides why our economy is just as dominant compared to our athletes. The persuasive article educates the American people when Brooks uses examples of logos, rhetorical question, and tone to explain how our economy is thriving similarly to our Olympic athletes who are bringing home the gold. Brooks begins his persuasive essay comparing Olympic success to the United States economy using the rhetorical device logos to justify his main claim that America’s economy is as strong as our Olympians training facilities. He uses persuasion skills like logos to gain trust from the audience “But America’s success is like our Olympic success, writ large,” (Brooks 8). Brooks adds onto that thought “In fact, American succeeds in global trade about as well as the Olympics,” (Brooks 14).
They believe it’s an opportunity to present themselves as an elite state, thus they cover up all of their dirty crimes so they can deceive that they are a utopia. By junior year, Joe is placed in the varsity boat. The boat narrowly wins the varsity Poughkeepsie race. In Princeton, it qualifies for the Berlin Olympic.
Morgan combined both his love of sports and his creative mind to conjure up a new sport for fitness and fun. In the creation in this sport there has been some ups and downs, but it was executed very well and is now one of the most popular sports in the world because the first two decades following the origin of the game were marked by its rapid spread to Canada, South America, the Orient, Cuba, and Europe.. He has left a legacy because of the sport. It has been played in middle schools and fitness centers. He has earned many achievements such as the William G. Morgan Award that recognizes continuous support and promotion of the national and international growth of the sport of volleyball and the Volleyball Hall of Fame.
In 1985, Michael Jordan teamed up with Nike and established Jordan Brand. In his article, “The Jordan Impact”, Kenneth Cortsen highlights how Jordan used his success on the court to help his marketing for his brand as well as others brands. For example, Cortsen quotes Graeme Turner who states that “one year after signing Michael Jordan for Gatorade’s “Be like Mike” promotion, Gatorade’s annual revenue had increased from $681 million to over $1 billion(Cortsen, par. 5). Through Jordan’s impact on his brand and other brands, it was evident he was making a serious impact on the realm of
Ethos means convincing by the author. We tend to believe people whom we respect and look up to as role models. Persuading someone with their role model to buy the product. It like a endorsement deal with celebrity. Nike uses the most ethos to draw the age groups together to sell the product by signing endorsement deals with athletes.
In an amazing feat of courage and determination, Braddock would win the 15 round decision to become the new heavyweight champion. It was important to realize that the people who were suffering during this time needed to believe that we as a nation could make a comeback in a seemingly fairytale fashion James Braddock emulated this belief and would eventually earn him the nickname of The Cinderella Man. (Staff j.) Born to a family of sharecroppers Jesse Owens emerged as a natural major track talent. Under Coach Larry Snyder, Jesse Owens would demonstrate himself to be one of the greatest athletes in the world.
Michael Phelps: Swimming to Success “If you want to be the best, you have to do things that other people aren’t willing to do” (Wedge). Michael Phelps, an amazing athlete who went on to win many medals in the Olympics. He gave the world entertainment by competing in the Olympics and representing his country. Many people would think he never had ADHD.
LEADERSHIP LESSONS How did Tan Sri Dato Seri Lim Goh Tong manage to attract followers and inspire them to try their best in achieving a shared goal? How did he manage to convince all his followers that they can reach beyond the ordinary expectations together? These questions can be answered through the visionary leadership style that Uncle Lim possessed, a name he was fondly known as.
And in 2012 he led the Miami heat to victory. An unusual combination of skill and power gave Lebron James the basketball career and olympic career of a lifetime. “Lebron James will be a force on the court for a long time, he has the skills to be one of the best players in the history of the game”( Hill 101
Today the media is everywhere capturing and portraying iconic moments each day for our enjoyment. Evolving from the simple newspaper into TV and radio, the media discovers new and interesting ways to keep us entertained. Australia has a special place in its hearts for sports. The media keeps us yearning for more as it exposes out favourite sportsmen and women in a positive or negative way. Benn Harradine is Australia’s first indigenous field athlete to represent Australia at an Olympic Games at the Beijing 2008 games.
John Cheever’s “The Swimmer” is a beautiful, multi layered depiction of a man's unwitting downfall. The story follows Neddy Merrill, a somewhat alcoholic and adventurous man, as he takes a expedition to go home by pool hopping the country. Neddy is the source of his own undoing as he represses years of his life pool by pool and eventually he has to come to terms with his life. Cheever poetically uses symbolism to indirectly show the changing of Neddy, his situation, and the world around him.