The research topic that I will be investigating is the relationship between high impact sports and their negative health effects, specifically the effort to make these sports safer. The research that I looked at in the past went slightly into the effects of these sports on children. It also made a point of criticizing society on why we feel the way that we do on this issue. Mainly, why we tend to care more about our health in regards to many other issues. The article Don't let kids Play Football, by Bennet Omalu does a good job of providing evidence and reasons on why not to let children play football. My current belief on this issue though is that while these sports have many negative effects, they are too ingrained in our culture to ban…
After Reading Scott Fujita’s article “Would I let My Son Play Football”, I would still allow my son to play football because it is sport that will make someone better at mostly all aspects of life.…
Football, like every sport has its risks, but so the players should be able to make their own decisions when it comes to whether or not they play. To most people football is just a game where people throw a ball and tackle each other, but to certain families and people it is more than just a game. It is a way of a life and there is more to risk out on that field than just winning or losing. There are repercussions if we were to cut out the game, football players and others gain from the game, and it brings people and communities together in unimaginable ways.…
Youth in Football Youth football is a program that allows adolescent kids to partake in the sport of football. Some people have the firm believe that youth football is a great program with benefits that far outweigh any possible negative effects. This side mostly argues that proper teaching of the sport and its fundamentals is paramount, but as a whole the game is fine. While others are up in arms saying that football in its current state is far too dangerous and detrimental to the health of children.…
One reason kids shouldn't play tackle football is that it can cause memory and thinking problems later in life.For example, an average 240 head impacts in a single season for kids ages 9-12."We are all questioning what the impact of recurrent head impacts the young brain," said Dr. Brooke Pengel, medical director of the Rocky Mountain Youth Sports Medicine Institute.Also, playiing tackle football before the age of 12 is associated qith an increased risk of developing memory and thinking problems according to Nuerology.org.In addition, Neurology.org tested two groups of former football players, half who played football before 12 , half who played at and after 12.Those who played at or after 12 scored higher than the other group, both cored…
Let me tell you about the my son playing football and how I let him. I'm going to start off talking about the good and the bad. Football is one of the most popular sports played by kids, and if you play football be ready because you can get a concussion and more. I would let my son play football because Football is a scary spot, but there is some good in it. Football can help release stress, it’s also a fun spot to play with your friend, and it can help with passing time.…
The age for when you should be allowed to play football should be raised to twelve because before twelve, the brain is still developing. Studies have shown that it isn’t good for boys, under twelve to be banging their…
Just imagine what other people might feel in sports. Some may feel that they want to get pushed harder, some may want to stop playing. But, some kids want to get push, and become better at the sport you love. Most people think that sports are bad because kids get hurt a lot and that it is expensive. I think that if your kids like the sport that they are doing then I think it is worth the amount of money sports cost. If your kid doesn't like the sport why are you letting him/her play the sport.…
Have you ever been asked, would you let your son play football?; I have. Although football may have consequences such as concussions, it also has many upsides to it. I would let my son play football, because he can stay out of trouble, stay in shape, and also do good in school. He can also learn respect,discipline, and become responsible.…
Parents are always over protective. If i were a parent, I would let my child play football. Football is not always about taking hits. For example, “...foot gave me so much. How can i bas on a game that produced many friendships, paid for a part of my education…” (Fujita3). This example shows that the game is more than just a game. Football interaction can not only create team building skills, it can also create family and an everlasting bond. Football gives you motivation and the support to do better in your education. Another example from the article “Would I Let My Son Play Football?’ is “N.F.L. players are bigger, faster and stronger than they’ve ever been” (Fujita3). Football players are in better shape and healthy considering all the physical…
This positive playing environment will make playing more enjoyable, thus allowing child athletes to better develop their skills as well as developing moral and ethical views while feeling more competent and confident in their abilities while finding more enjoyment in playing the sport.…
Tackle football, a sport notorious for giving kids various types of injuries and deaths. One of the most common reasons kids can’t play tackle football is because of grades. The sport can distract the kids from doing any work that they have. Grades open up many opportunities for the child, college for example is what any parent would want for their kid. However, scholarships for football is also a good way to get into college free.…
Yes i agree, I would let my son play football. “It was tackle football , and i loved it !”(Fujita 2). I would let my son play football because there is a lot of good outcomes in the long run such as benefits,fame,friends, etc. Football is a Fundamental sport and is very fun to play with your friends in your neighborhood. This article also states,”Certainly there are lesson to be learned from playing football”(3). While playing football you gain a lot of trust from your teammates. Football is a great way to learn self-responsibility and gain self-esteem. The sport Football is one of the main sports that you have to be smart on the field and have to put agressiveness and power into.…
Down, set, hike! Your kid has adrenaline running through their veins looking for the ball carrier, looking to make a tackle he then runs up breaks down and makes the tackle. Most would say that’s why kids love sports, but now due to Peoria Unified School District’s contemplation to take sports out of schools. In fact, parents should let their kids play competitive sports because it gives them adrenaline, demonstrates teamwork, and takes stress away.…
For many years sports have been played all around the world but schools keep thinking if they need athletics or if they have to go.…