In doing so, he ties the claim and evidence together, and, logically advances his argument. Davidson provides the clarity and the clarity leads the reader to conclude that the benefits of his argument outweigh potential
This is so that the hamstring will gain back flexibility and elasticity while healing as well as strength. Exercises to help stretch the muscle at the beginning of the treatment may include the straight leg hamstring stretch. This should be felt in the back of the leg but it shouldn’t be painful. The aim of this stretch is to get a little elasticity to the healing tissue. The stretch should be repeated twice a day in 3 sets of 10 seconds.
The explanations are in good length, and the arguments includes the “to-what-effect.” The analysis demonstrates close-up reading by the
By breaking down her writing into three main sections - introduction, numerical list, and conclusion - her argument becomes even stronger. Each portion serves as a crucial point to her argument: the introduction
The reader can infer Kidd’s supporting statement of the
For one, it limits stress on the arm. In 2004, Baseball Prospectus came out with a formula they had used to measure “Pitcher Abuse Points”, or the amount of stress that is put on a pitcher’s arm
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(Wells 273). This piece of text evidence only supports the fact that the
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Therefore, Section I of this essay shall outline and describe Singer’s arguments and conclusion, while Section II shall examine the objections and counter-claims to Singer’s
The authors gives each argument a further conformation to it
To conclude, stretching before pitching is very important. It is important because, it helps make the tissue more flexible. Stretching prevent major injuries that can last a long time to recover from those injuries. Before pitching “warm up easy, running helps prevent buildup of lactic acid”, which can prevent injuries also. The increase of the most popular injury to pitchers is called Tommy John surgery.
If athletes do not stretch before they play they might get injured right? Well the same thing goes for dancers. If a dancer does not stretch before she dances she or he has a high risk for injuries which can keep you out of dance for a long time which no dancers wants. Us dancers need to be able to do splits, high kicks, jumps, leaps, etc. which all require flexibility. During a practice dancers stretch sometimes for 25 minutes alone sometimes longer.
Most runners in any stage of life experience muscular injuries. Muscle cramps, though temporary, are a familiar injury to many athletes and occur in the majority of runners, especially marathoners (Tucker et al. 112). Stretching before and after a run does not guarantee a cramp-free run, but stretching does decrease the chance of having a muscle cramp. Other muscle injuries are also present in the running population. For example, nearly half of adult marathoners fit the requirements for acute kidney injury (Traiperm et al. 27).
Both of these evidences appear as weak because the author himself criticize the opinion given by Carla and Hibbs, which can be found in paragraph seven (7) of the