Why Organized Sports are Benificial
25 million American children can not be wrong. Even though at least 20 million of thesekids will suffer injury by the age of 15, only 10% of the injuries are serious enough to require more than one visit to the doctor. I have been playing baseball as well as other organized sports for almost 15 years; and in my opinion, sports develop friendship and self-esteem. I believe that coaches should take a "how-to" class on what a coach should and should not do. Injuries occur for three main reasons. First, because parents push their children past their natural ability level, thus it causes injury to the over worked body parts. Second, an accident occurs such as a turned ankle or a ball taking a bad bounce and hitting a player. The third, and
learn about their abilities as compared to other children of the same age. Children learn about also builds self-esteem because children grow both emotionally and physically and sports help to around children of their own age. If not for the fun of playing the game, then for the fun of being let kids have fun, and learn about themselves while doing it. form all different ethnic and religious backgrounds come together to play a game. This makes a Nevertheless, I feel that sports should greatly benefit a child's self-esteem. Competition talent that otherwise may have gone unnoticed. If I had not been involved in sports from an
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