Ice rink Essays

  • Descriptive Essay: The Ice Hockey Rink

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    Denmark to Holland to Singapore, there is only one place in the world where I can let fresh, crisp air fill my nostrils, and feel the frost gently bite at my cheeks on a searing hot summer day: The Ice Hockey Rink. This is the place of complete serenity and where I am free to be whom ever I want. The rink is the place that has molded me into the person I am today, with coaches cutting and polishing at my every flaw, opposing players constantly testing the durability and strength of my new skills,

  • Violence In Sports Essay

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    intent to harm, and/or a threat of aggression. Severe bullying can lead to a feeling of terror on the part of the person being bullied. Whether it’s from parents, players, or coaches’ disrespectful behavior has been a growing concern in our gyms, rinks, and stadiums.

  • State championship

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    March, 4 2001. I put on some pants, a shirt, shoes and grab a coat. As quick as I am up, I am out (of) the door. I get in my car and make my way towards the hockey rink, for a team breakfast. The eight minute car ride to the rink, I am thinking of only one thing, to take home a state championship this afternoon. I walk into the rink and I see my teammates sitting in a circle not talking, just slowly eating their carefully planned out carbohydrate loaded breakfast. I sit in the circle and look

  • Mr. Zajac's Possession Of The Property

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    adverse possession. Z started his possession in 1998 when he began the clearing of the field that he assumed abandon after he inquired with the neighbors, during his off-season and extended throughout the construction (2003) and maintenance of the Ice rink until 2013. An individual will gain ownership of a property by way of adverse possession if he or she fulfills the requirements established in the police force, according to the statute and they are 1. Exclusive, 2. Actual, 3. Notorious and open

  • The Three Winter Sports I Love and Why

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    sports in the world. Some sports are enjoyed only in particular seasons such as summer of winter. I prefer winter sports to summer sports because I am more active in the winter than in the summer. Three winter sports I love are skiing, snowboarding, and ice skating. Skiing is the first winter sport, which I have learned. In order to enjoy Skiing, you need a pair of skis, ski boots, a ski pole, and a ski suit. First of all, you should wear your ski boots and fix it to a binding, which is a part of a ski

  • Serendipity Equals Destiny

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    If one believes that destiny can bring to people together and are a hopeless romantic, then the film Serendipity is a must see. The movie was release on October 5, 2001, directed by, Peter Onelsom, and written by Marc Klein. In it stared such talent as, John Cusack (Jonathan), Kate Beckinsale (Sara) and Jeremy Piven (Dean). (imdb) Serendipity is around two strangers whom had a brief chance encounter. Destiny seems to step in and keeps Sara and Jonathan, apart until they can see the signs. Hence

  • Personal Narrative-Racism

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    This is a story about my miss conduct. We all skated over to the long blue bench, after the jam was called off, and sat down winded and tired. Going to grab my water bottle to the side of me, just before I could take that big gulp of room temperature plastic tasting water, my coach says this: “can you go out again?” of course I say yes, and she throws the start panty at my chest, partially looking where she is throwing it. Me, I barely catch it, but I had to. There was no time to spare. Everyone

  • The Roller Skating Rink

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    I have been fortunate enough to have traveled around the world and I will admit that California embellishes the soul in a unique way, apart from the rest of the world. I have lived on the blue corner house at in California on and off for as long as I can remember. My next door neighbors at the time were two Caucasian older women. They were thin and very tall, with shoulder length brown hair, with fine age lines covering their faces, necks and hands. In front of my house lived an Asian family of

  • Argumentative Essay On Speed Skating

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    Roller Girls. She qualified for the Olympics with only four months of experience in speed skating on ice. Her coach is Renee Hildebrand. Erin Jackson competed in the 500 meter long track race on February 18, finishing 24th out of 31 competitors. Speed skating is a form of ice skating in which competitors race around

  • Final Reflection Paper

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    class about management. I would like to someday own an ice rink, and I think that becoming a manager would be a great stepping-stone towards reaching my goal. The requirements for becoming a business manager vary from university to university, but the overall direction of the major revo... ... middle of paper ... ...rview for the first time was quite the experience. I gained a lot of valuable information about what it takes to be a Head Ice Technician for the NHL. I came into the informational

  • Evaluating Claude Cooper's Ice Skating

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    Cooper’s Ice Center’s situation, Claude Cooper is looking to increase his profits. He is doing a few things right. For instance, his hockey program is doing well and is contributing largely to his profits. Along with keeping his hockey program, Cooper should also keep the public skating. While this is not bringing in revenue now, there is a great potential in the program. Over 700 hundred people could attend this event and it would increase revenue in concessions. Their facility is the only ice rink

  • Self-Exploration Paper

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    professional ice hockey player, but as the years flew by that dream and reality started to fade away. However, my love and passion for the sport still lingers and has given me a jumping point as to what I would someday like to have as a career. I started my first job working at an ice rink at the age of sixteen. At the time I was playing youth hockey and I wanted to start saving money for a car. So I asked the youth hockey director if there might be any available positions at the rink. She got back

  • Ice Hockey and Lacrosse

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    Ice Hockey and Lacrosse Both Lacrosse and Ice hockey are two sports that share similar aspects. One example would be that they both require plenty of athletic prowess, as well as countless hours of training and practice to master. The high amount of contact in both sports enables a player to become both physically and mentally “tough”. Lacrosse has grown to its highest level of popularity it has ever reached over the last ten years. Ice hockey has seen a steady climb in its popularity over the past

  • agganis arena

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    designed to be the thriving center of student life and athletics, Agganis Arena is a state-of-the-art, multipurpose sports and entertainment center scheduled to open in January 2005. A 290,000-square-foot premier venue with 6,300 seats for hockey and ice shows, the Arena is expandable to over 7,200 seats for concerts, sporting events, and family shows. Including hockey action, Agganis Arena will host Boston University events, concerts, family shows, sporting events, trade shows and conferences throughout

  • Informative Essay On Figure Skating

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    and yourself. The affection of cold air breezing in your face while you glide across an ice rink dancing away, escaping your problems, feeling free, and performing in front of an audience. One of the most popular winter olympic sports is figure skating. The elements, ballet, and dance gives this sport its elegance. This event takes a lot of practice, especially balance. When your skates are touching the ice it can be slippery, your balance keeps you from falling. Natural skaters don’t have to worry

  • Informative Essay: The Sport Of Speed Skating

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    “In skating over thin ice, our safety is in our speed,” said Ralph Waldo Emerson. This portrays the sport of speed skating best. Speed skating is a very competitive, crowd-pleasing sport that the world has known for a long time, and there are many aspects to it. There is a fascinating history to speed skating, very famous speed skaters, and various types of speed skating. “In order to allow speed skaters to take long, gliding strides, speed skating blades have very little curve compared to hockey

  • The Abuse Of Tonya Harding

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    of menace but also a drugged java. Perhaps it was nostalgia or sadness but in the early scenes, despite claims from Tonya herself saying she was “not a good one” she obliged to tonya’s relentless dream to become a figure skater and brings her to the rink. But for Golden the concept of “tough-love” is tough rather than

  • Sleep Walker: A Narrative Fiction

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    Gliding. Fading. Free. The feeling of my blade against the ice was bewitching. The rocky texture of the ice against the smooth blade of my skate dance together almost rhythmly. The freezing cold temperature of the ice rink brought frost bite to my bundled up body, the mixture of hot and cold sent my body into over drive as I tried to nail a perfect triple axel and failed miserably. Not wanting to accept defeat I got up and twirled again and missed; again I screamed at myself, now was not the time

  • Personal Narrative Fiction

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    glass door. “Oh my god!” a lady at the counter gasped as I shuffled into the room. “I wonder how bad it is” I thought, wishing I had a mirror. She flew off into the back office and quickly rushed with a bundle. “Hold this” she said and handed me an ice pack, then started to frantically type away at the landline. It was another 8 or so minutes before my mom crashed through the door, grabbed my arm, and dragged my out too he

  • Skateboarding Persuasive Speech

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    Skateboarding is a sport that many individuals in our society do recreationally or even professionally. There are many popular locations for skateboarding that people go to watch the sport in live action. Hollyfield Park is a popular skateboarding destination that many people come to. In today’s technologically growing society, it is very hard to see people outside playing or doing something they love. Banning this sport is essentially stripping away a large community of people from having fun and