competition can sometimes drive athletes who are desperate to win into doping. The use of steroids is prohibited in sports, and those who violate the rule can be severely punished. Indeed, what makes the use of steroids a sin in sports? Doping is considered an act of cheating by most of the sports community. Athletes caught violating the rules can be disqualified from their career and denied from their fame. Although steroids can prosper an advantage for winning, athletes have to suffer severe side effects
Steroids in Sports (Rough Draft) By Peyton Neet There is a higher percentage of athletes that use steroids in sports, than the clean water access in Africa. Some athletes say steroids should be aloud, however they should not be used because, they are used to cheat the way you play, they are illegal without a prescription, and they swell your body causing internal and physical damage. One big reason athletes shouldn’t use steroids in sports is that it provides a huge disadvantage to those who want
deliberate advantage over their opponents. As the Former President of the World Anti-Doping Agency, Richard Pound, said in a debate “remember that athletes don’t take these drugs to level the playing field, they do it to get an advantage (“Top 10 Pros and Cons”).” The point of playing sports is to showcase the skills that you have, not what some drug is miraculously allowing you to do. Coaching, training, and studying are all a part of sports. They are what make athletes have to work hard and strive
around the world have a dream of becoming a professional in their sport. Some develop the idea of going pro early in their high school career and some go after this dream once they start their college career. There is a great deal of controversy on whether or not athletes should play professional sports while they are still in school or if they must finish their schooling. Some athletes go pro as soon as they graduate high school, but some wait until after they have graduated college. This decision
System. It is an institution of higher learning with the inspiration of the ideals of the former Philippine President Jose P. Laurel in being devoted to the advancement of his philosophy and values: “Veritas et Fortitudo” (truth and fortitude) and “Pro Deo et Patria” (love for God and Country). It has developed its own innovative position as a particularly dynamic and lively institution with strong ties to multi-national companies and industry