Freestyle BMX Essays

  • Personal Narrative: No Car Day By Ciclavia

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    What is the event? Was the same question I had in mind once I heard we were supposed to attend to it. I had no idea it was an event that evolved bikes and family. It was an amazing event in which people expressed themselves through their bikes. Having the opportunity to volunteer I got to witness many people getting together just riding bikes wither with friends or children and in some cases I would see people with dogs too. It was an event created to promote a no car day and promote other ways of

  • Ciclavi The Event That Changed My Life

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    What is the event? Was the same question I had in mind once I heard we were supposed to write an essay on it. I had no idea it was an event that evolved bikes and family or that it was an amazing event in which people expressed themselves through their bikes. Having the opportunity to volunteer I got to witness many people get together and ride bikes either with friends or children and in some cases I would see people with dogs too. It was an event created to promote a no car day and promote other

  • What Are Spencer Lee's Accomplishments

    447 Words  | 2 Pages

    Spencer Lee is one of the greatest wrestlers of his generation, and his achievements in the sport show his skill, dedication, and hard work. He has accomplished so much in his career, and there is no doubt that he will continue to do so in the future. He definitely deserves to be inducted into the wrestling hall of fame. Spencer Lee has won numerous championships at both the collegiate and international levels. He won three NCAA championships in a row and has been named the most outstanding wrestler

  • Personal Narrative Essay: The Sport Of Wrestling

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    Being challenged in life is inevitable, being defeated is an option. At some points in my life I’ve hated the sport of wrestling. At other I’ve never loved anything more. All in all, wrestling has taught me a lot about myself. When i placed at the state tournament, I learned that no matter where someone comes from they can do big things, if they have the right mindset and the determination. Practice that week, to get ready for the state tournament was rough. The wrestling room was hot and smelly

  • Pankration Research Paper

    1440 Words  | 6 Pages

    Pankration and its Relation to Modern Day Sports “All-Powerful”; this is the meaning of the ancient Greek term pankration. Pankration was not only a sport, but a will driven, fight to the death. The empty-hand event had simple rules: no eye gouging and no biting. Everything else was fair game. The violent sport, which first made its way into the Olympic program in 648 (Miller 57), was a crowd favorite. When one opponent could not or refused to continue, the other was named victorious. In pankration

  • Wrestling Benefits

    1615 Words  | 7 Pages

    The Benefits of Becoming a Wrestler By:Jarin Blevins "More enduring than any other sport, wrestling teaches self-control and pride. Some have wrestled without skill, none have wrestled without pride."(Dan Gable, Brainy Quote) I began wrestling at the age of seven, not understanding the impact that it would have on my life. Wrestling took me on a journey over the next eleven years and taught me many useful life lessons. These teachings made me realize that I wanting to become a wrestling

  • Comparison Of Wrestling And Greco-Roman Wrestling

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    Wrestling Possibly the world's oldest sport with traces that go back 5000 years in the sumerian era, in which contestants struggle hand-to-hand attempt to throw or take down their opponent without striking blows. Some wrestling styles include freestyle, greco-roman and catch-as-catch-can. According to UFC fight maker Shawn Shelby, “... Wrestling is really I think is the most crucial element of MMA. Because if you are a wrestler, you decide where the fight takes place, you know you decide, if you're

  • Character Analysis Of 'Wear Masks In Bronx Masquerade'

    725 Words  | 3 Pages

    result, he comes off as a really tough guy. He feels that to show people that he is not weak he has to be and act better than everyone else. For example, he wants to be a rapper when he gets older. When Tyrone, Wesley, and Sterling go up to do a freestyle rap for Open Mike Fridays, Steve, a white student, goes up to join them. Tyrone believes that Steve could not flow with them; surprisingly, Steve flows pretty well and does really good in front of the class. Tyrone learns that he may act tough, so

  • Jacob Jarner Research Paper

    652 Words  | 3 Pages

    Jacob Varner, also known as Jake Varner was born March 24, 1986. He is the son of Steve and Renee Varner, no to mention he is an Olympic Gold Medalist. In college he wrestled for the Iowa State Cyclones and majored in criminal justice. He was one of America’s greatest wrestlers, because his high school and college career prepared him for internationals, he worked hard to achieve goals he set for himself, and he set a path for other wrestlers to follow who aspire to be as great as him. High School

  • Stephen Murray Research Paper

    1301 Words  | 6 Pages

    Stephen Murray 's Life And His Impact On The Sport Of BMX The purpose of my essay is to inform the reader of Stephen Murray’s story on his life and how even though he has been paralyzed from the neck down he is still a positive person. It is also to inform about Stephen 's organization “STAY STRONG”, and how it has helped other bmx riders in similar situations. I plan to discuss Stephen Murray 's life before and after his accident and the technology that helps him live, and his impact on Action