Why Kids Should Not Be Involved In Sports
An issue hotly debated is should kids play competitive sports some think is it a yes without a doubt others think no or are simply on the fense .Research shows that although there are many pro’s to kids playing competitive sports it is clear overall that the severity of the cons outweighs them. Kids should not be involved in competitive sports because it has strayed to far away from it's original purpose and the pressure can overwhelm the kids playing. One reason that kids should not be in competitive sports is that it has strayed to far away from it's original purpose.For example Jane E. Brody the author of For children in sports a breaking point says” with each passing season season youth sports seem to stray further from
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For example Jane E. Brody from new york times said “being pushed or pushing themselves to the point of breaking down physically and sometimes emotionally “ in her article titled the breaking point for kids in sports.This is significant because Jane E. Brody also said in her the breaking point for kids article that” only about 2-5 out of 1,000 high school athletes ever achieve professional status “ that forces students and coaches to put more pressure on themselves and are more likely to break down physically or emotionally.Additionally, Thomas owen puts out the theory in his article For Children Pressure VRS Fun In Sports Is A Balancing Act that children are under so much pressure to practice and often have a hard time fitting other everyday things like homework and nightly sleep.This is important to notice because not getting homework done can lead to a nose dive in grades and lack of sleep will make it even harder to practice and studies by national sleep foundation in teen sleep has showed that some consequences can be “Limit your ability to learn, listen, concentrate and solve problems...Make you more prone to pimples. Lack of sleep can contribute to acne and other skin
For example Jane E. Brody from new york times said “being pushed or pushing themselves to the point of breaking down physically and sometimes emotionally “ in her article titled the breaking point for kids in sports.This is significant because Jane E. Brody also said in her the breaking point for kids article that” only about 2-5 out of 1,000 high school athletes ever achieve professional status “ that forces students and coaches to put more pressure on themselves and are more likely to break down physically or emotionally.Additionally, Thomas owen puts out the theory in his article For Children Pressure VRS Fun In Sports Is A Balancing Act that children are under so much pressure to practice and often have a hard time fitting other everyday things like homework and nightly sleep.This is important to notice because not getting homework done can lead to a nose dive in grades and lack of sleep will make it even harder to practice and studies by national sleep foundation in teen sleep has showed that some consequences can be “Limit your ability to learn, listen, concentrate and solve problems...Make you more prone to pimples. Lack of sleep can contribute to acne and other skin