Should Sports Be Aggresive

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In the United States, many children and teenagers participate on sports teams that compete againts other teams at a local and regional levels. Even tho some people think that these sports are positive but it is also aggresive for others.

I know that sports are very important for childrens and teenagers , it is important because it keeps them active and it also keeps them healthy and it shows them to be responsable. I agree with others that these sports can be aggresive because they can hurt themselfs but we need to be positive and encourage our childrens to stay healthy.

Another, reason that we can see these sports positive is by thinking of our childrens future, some of these teenagers wants to be athletes. I know that we are concerned about them getting hurt or them acting aggresive , but all we can do is to teach them how these sports can be useful in the future and how far they can go in life with all this opportunities.
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In my conclusion, many childrens and teenagers can learn on how to stay positive and healthy by these sports. Also i think that is a very good opportunity for these kids to have a better life or a better future , i also know that this sports can prepare them in the future. We need to see the positive side of the sports and what our childrens think when theyre participating, Even tho i don't think that we should ignore any type of interest or resposabilities. It is very important that we encourage these kids so they can get far in

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