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This 7 page paper is a personal statement regarding why the individual has a passion for racing, and why it is a positive influence on their life, looking at the skills, knowledge, practice and characteristics that it develops.
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your whole mind and body alert but focused on the goal; to finish the race in the best time possible, with the ultimate aim of winning. How can this experience
fail to have a positive impact? Not only in terms of personal achievement and the exhilaration of the event, but in the way that the feeling of control and achievement,
the related disciplines to train and take part and the drive and motivation associated with taking part impacts on other areas of life. The idea of racing and the
will of one individual to pit themselves against another is not a new idea, many early examples exist; the ancient Olympic Games would have many athletic feats which served to
display athletic process as well as provide an arena for competition. Although not focused on racing, as wrestling also played an important role, the games allow individual athletes to compete.
It may be argued from a philosophical point of view that the desire to compete and win is linked to survival instinct, the fight or flight instinct which helps to
increase the level of adrenaline in the body of an individual is well-known, which facilitates either speed or strength depending on level the fight or flight choice is made. Invariably,
the individuals who were the fastest have advantages over slower individuals, a trait which is likely to be very important in the hunter gatherer period of human evolution.
Throughout the social evolution of history there has been a premium attached to physical fitness and success, many historical figures have been remembered as
a result of their successes, with many of the successes relying skills of either the individual, or the individuals that they had in their service. The role of the messenger
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