Why We Shouldn’t Have Competitive Sports Competitive sports are a ticking time bomb- a mish mash of potential injury, expense, and intense pressure. Competitive sports are the new leading cause for injury, causing deadly concussions, memory loss, and life threatening tears. It’s also very expensive, with a growing rate of $500 for one season of travel basketball. Children are neglecting school for sports, with often hurts their grades, making school a struggle. Children shouldn’t play competitive
should kids play competitive sports. People argue that competitive sports are good for staying fit because of all the practices and games that kids play plus what they do besides playing sports. Others say they excluded kids from having fun. People think it's unfair that their kid can't play and other kids can. Absolutely Not, kids shouldn't play competitive sports because they are too dangerous, time consuming, and cost to much money. One reason why kids shouldn't play competitive sports is because
Funding High School Sports Worn out uniforms.Weed infested baseball field. Broken helmets. Run down tracks. Ripped balls. Dead football fields. High school sport funds are getting threatened. Without the funding of school sports all of those examples will be a reality. High school wouldn't be the same. High school is a time for young adults to try and find themselves. Having high school sports positively impacts students' lives, so they should continue to be funded. For starters, confidence is
Should kids pay to play? Is it fair that kids have to pay to play? I strongly believe no, and I believe this for many reasons. My first reason, and most important reason, is that not all families make enough money to pay for their kid to play a very expensive sport. Although, some kids can afford it the price still may turn them down. There are many reasons for that. Another reason why pay to play may not be fair is because some kids pay but get no play time. Now that isn’t fair for anybody. Does
problem nowadays is that there are more people who are concerned about making kids feel good, rather than people actually trying to help them improve themselves. A trophy used to be a rare thing to get, you had to actually give effort. But now, anyone can and will get the same trophy, no matter if you’re a winner or a loser. It really
their athlete. This coaching strategy often disregards the reasons why athletes participate in sport in the first place. In order to better benefit youth athletes, their coaches and youth sport as a whole, we need to shift to athlete centred coaching environments. This can be achieved
Why Snoop Dogg Has a Positive Impact on Youth A man who donated millions to charities, has founded programs for youth, and became successful coming from a place where success is not always a common product/outcome is considered by many to have a negative impact on youth. This man is Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr., otherwise known as the rapper Snoop Dogg. Snoop Dogg was born in Long Beach, California a suburb of west LA on October 20, 1971. Calvin received the nickname “Snoop Dogg” from his mother since
Science is a great way for kids to make friends, build confidence, and develop their surfing skills in a fun environment where safety is our #1 priority. Kids have fun and learn in weekly Surf ’n’ Science classes where we work on paddling, selection, board handling, and ocean safety. Kids will also learn the exciting sport of paddle boarding! Paddle boarding is a great environmentally friendly way to explorer Topsail Island and discover our amazing salt marshes and estuaries. Kids will learn the basics
College sports and the NCAA have been entertaining todays youth and adults for over a century now, giving student athletes the opportunity of a lifetime to do what they love most at the highest level. Yet for the past 2 decades the same controversial topic seems to lingering around. The most popular question asked now a days when discussing college sports is “Should the athletes get paid?”. Over the years the NCAA has grown to be a multi-billion dollar organization. Every person involved with the
in movies, TV series, in entertainment and books do not represent the actual meaning of bullying. A couple of examples of bullies are Draco Malfoy in the Harry Potter book series, and Regina George from the movie Mean Girls. When these fictional bullies harass other people, it is intended to be funny. Bullying may be funny in the fictional world, but in reality, it is a serious matter. There have been numerous of reports around the world about kids getting