Michael Jordans game winning jumpshot over Byron Russell in game six of the finals.

Tiger Woods sinking an eighteen foot shot to save par.

John Elway jumping over Packer linebackers in the Super Bowl as he rides off into the sunset. The life of a sports star is glamorous and thrilling, and millions of people believe they can live the dream, and become the next great American legend. All sports fans gasp at the thought of leading their team to gridiron glory. Just ask the little league dads who fight with the umpires in the parking lot of the park over a bad call to his son.

Face it, your son is not the next Nolan Ryan, your born with it, its a natural gift.

Have you been to a schoolyard lately? Seen how some kids dominate others at kickball?

Like all other special skills, some got it, some dont.The level at which world class athletes are performing today has greatly increased and the competition to become number one has never been so tough. But, in order to become a successful athlete, one must train, have talent, and have a physique that corresponds to their particular sport. Aside from the propaganda perspective, the magazines, chunky soup commercials, and million dollar n

How did Babe Ruth call his homerun shot?

Many believe it could shame sports in general, as it will dismay basically everyone. While others think it can do wonders.

There are many factors that contribute in achieving success in sports, one of them being genetics. Many athletes and aspiring athletes thrill at the fact that they may also experience some of the fame and glory that has often been shown surrounding famous athletes. Unfortuantely for most, they must settle for the view from the stands. Gentics separates the average joe from the phyically gifted. Its hard to pinpoint a specific answer, but maybe some things are not meant to be answered. The world of sports is as unpredictable as gene science.

Some topics in this essay:
IIa IIb, Nolan Ryan, Harri Syvasalmi, Super Bowl, Mike Tyson, Olav Koss, Felipe Lopez, Jesse Owens, Tiger Woods, Babe Ruth, success sports, genetic heredity, genetic material, 46 chromosomes, pair chromosomes, 23 chromosomes, inherit genes,