As a parent your most valuable prize is your child, and with them playing sports there will be some moments where you think it is not safe for your child to play a contact tough sport such as football that has a lot of head to head contact and some serious injuries.
Well in this paper there will be lots of reason why parents shouldn’t let their child play this evolving game of football. This is a very dangerous sport so most say no you should not let your child play.
First of the most common reason is the concussion. That injury can ruin a childs brain if it keeps taking on head to head hits day after day. In a magazine by Frances Hannah it tells a true story about a boy who suffered a major injury in a football game.
In the magazine the boy bobby collided with another player while making a tackle and blacked out, bobby soon got up but …show more content…
In the final seconds Zacked made another big hit to basically win the games causing the fumble, but poor Zack layed on the ground with his bleeding and swelling brain see sometime you just got to know when to stop.
Another question asked is if football can be made safer?
For the most part football cannot be made safer its just that simple, it is a collision sport you take risk as soon as you step on the field but if your taught the right way there can be a slight chance for more protection.
Football has been around for a long time, but the game is evolving at a rate at which the brain can not withstand. They say they should aim lower on tackles and eliminate head to head hits in practice but that will just increase the number of injuries to other body parts so there is really nothing we can do.
The other problem is well not such of a problem but it is the training of the athletes. That’s making them bigger, stronger and faster as the year goes on so that mean more powerful hits and the violence of the games is increasing
Well in this paper there will be lots of reason why parents shouldn’t let their child play this evolving game of football. This is a very dangerous sport so most say no you should not let your child play.
First of the most common reason is the concussion. That injury can ruin a childs brain if it keeps taking on head to head hits day after day. In a magazine by Frances Hannah it tells a true story about a boy who suffered a major injury in a football game.
In the magazine the boy bobby collided with another player while making a tackle and blacked out, bobby soon got up but …show more content…
In the final seconds Zacked made another big hit to basically win the games causing the fumble, but poor Zack layed on the ground with his bleeding and swelling brain see sometime you just got to know when to stop.
Another question asked is if football can be made safer?
For the most part football cannot be made safer its just that simple, it is a collision sport you take risk as soon as you step on the field but if your taught the right way there can be a slight chance for more protection.
Football has been around for a long time, but the game is evolving at a rate at which the brain can not withstand. They say they should aim lower on tackles and eliminate head to head hits in practice but that will just increase the number of injuries to other body parts so there is really nothing we can do.
The other problem is well not such of a problem but it is the training of the athletes. That’s making them bigger, stronger and faster as the year goes on so that mean more powerful hits and the violence of the games is increasing