-CRUNCH!is the sound of helmets collide when the quarterback snaps the ball.He is then BOOMED! as he throws the ball.Did he get hurt well what do you think?First off helmet to helmet hits are banned in the NFL they help reduce brain damage or concussions.How will us middle and high school students make it to the pros if you bann it now.It can also bring in money for the school,but if you stop it the school would not have as much money.Do you agree with kids playing football well I do, now I need your answer?
-Kids may love football,but they may not want to play when they get older.Football can build up confidence.A boy may love to sing but is shy football can bring out that shyness.Kids are to relaxed these days,they are
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-Football is bad for kids I do not agree with it.Kids and adults are getting consussions from left to right.That is why it needs to be banned.It gives them OCD(a brain diesae from hits to the head).Football is to agressive for young children to play.An injury could hurt them for life.Some kids may just get mad because he got broke.That kid may come back and hurt him on purpose.
-Football is not so reckless there are rules that keep you safe.Those rules apply to everyone from pee wee to the pros.There are equipment,rules,and doctors.The quaterback that got boomed never goets hurt.His pads kept him safe from hte hit.Now do you agree with kids playing
Team sports like football teach dedication , teamwork, and all teams focus keeping up grades. These are all incredibly important for kids to know and learn about That's why i would definitely allow my son to play in football or any other contact sport. One big problem i've seen around is that kids don't normally stick to one thing for long, but kids that decide to join sports teams and have an opportunity to enjoy the game will surely stick to the game. The are also more likely to not only want to play the game but also they would want to make friends on the team and spent a large majority of their time ether practicing or with members of their team. A dedication to a team will make these kids want to succeed and do whatever to stay on the team and continue to play.
Are young children putting their health and even their lives at risk if they partake in the sport of football? Some claim that the American sport is far too dangerous and the risk of concussions and injuries far outway the pros of the physical sport, while others insist that technological improvements and new regulations have made the sport safer. Jonathan Zimmerman, a professor of history and education at New York University, argues in his paper, “We Must Stop Risking the Health of Young Football Players,” that football is a sport that is too dangerous for the youth. He states his belief that technological improvements in helmets and changes in the rules of the sport have had little effect on reducing injuries and that nothing has worked.
Children who are active recklessly engage in activities where injuries can occur. Nobody can predict when or how seriously anybody will get injured during an activity, however, the risks of children playing tackle football is prevalent where the dangers are imminent. The game of tackle football on a youth level is dangerous for children since they are developing physically and mentally. According to an article from The Atlantic, “America’s most dangerous football is in the peewee leagues, not the National Football League” (Barra, 2013). According to a journal article, “sports injuries account for approximately 23% of pediatric emergency department injury related visits” (Podberesky, Unsell & Anton, 2009). “Of these sports injury-related
“Maybe I´m stupid or whatever, but to me if I got a concussion, if I could see straight and carry a football, then I´m not telling anybody”, Ricky Williams, NFL Football player. The argument about whether kids should play football or not is an important topic to argue. People need to understand that the concussions and other injuries are more serious with young kids. The problem is that many people think that it could be stopped by not allowing kids to play at all. Although parents can reduce risk of injury by not allowing their kids to play football, parents should let their children play football because it lets kids follow their dreams, it helps kids become more mature and independant, and if kids use proper technique they can reduce injuries.
Football, just another method to throw life away. Football is an extremely unsafe sport, yet it is glorified by several in the United States. A plethora of football players are impacted negatively by injuries that may occur just by playing an "innocent" little game of tackle football. It is necessary to consider all the dreadful outcomes that may happen before taking the chance to play. Young individuals shouldn't play tackle football due to the trauma it can cause to the brain, the injuries or occurrences that can lead to a harder life or even death, and it leaves the players to be less sharp in their old age. It is often thought that football is a harmless game for kids to enjoy. Nevertheless, the amount of health issues and injuries that can be caused by football is unbelievable and not worth the risk.
I am in favor that college football should not be banned. This sport is such a big part of many males, and a few females’ lives. This sport has caused many injuries, but so has baseball, basketball, or even cheerleading. Football provides many scholarships for young men who otherwise would not be able to afford college Also football teams gives individuals a sense of confidence, and a place they feel that belong. There are football players that get their encouragement to get up everyday, because of their love for this sport. Also a team is like your family. When I was on the dance team at my high school, a team feels as if they are your family. These are just a few reasons I feel that college football should not be banned.
One of the biggest controversial topics going on today is should children still be aloud to play football, knowing what we know about serious injuries? The article that I chose ( “Don’t Let Kids play football”) is about the consequences that could occur playing such a contact sport. The debate is that some people believe that football teaches important life lessons and others believe that it can cause serious life changing injuries.
Football is possibly too dangerous of a game for young boys and girls to be playing. I am not talking about all forms of football, but more specifically tackle football. Yes, football may possibly be one of America’s loved sport because of the brutality that it consists of; although I believe that there should be an age where kids should start playing such a horrific game. At the age of ten young boys, and girls, should be worrying about who they are going to be playing with outside at recess. Kids should not have to be worried about their friends having to miss school because of a concussion, or worse him or herself.
Every sport has its tricks and ways of doing things the right way. You can assure anyone that the sport their child is playing is safe, because there is always a stronger, bigger, faster player than them. Personally, I believe football is a demanding sport that requires a lot of strength, and stamina. If you read the article “Hard Knocks” by Alan Schwarz, it gives a brief story about a young football player. “The autopsy showed that his brain was in the early stage of chronic traumatic encephalopathy, more commonly known as C.T.E.” Many football players die from this condition.
High school football may be dangerous but it is also a life altering experience. From what these boys can do out on the field to what they can become in life and all the things they can accomplish, putting it in peoples head that it is a dangerous sport is ridiculous. Yes, football can cause some serious injury but those chances aren’t very high and what are these boys going to get out of life if they never take that risk? Then end up asking themselves, “what if?” These boys should not let anything get in the way of what they want to do because even if they fail
Football, one of the most popular sports in the U.S., is also the most dangerous; it holds an astounding half a million injuries nationally due to the sheer violence and brute strength used against another player in the sport, and, although it is believed that these injuries can be prevented, there is nothing stopping another player from recklessly hurting another except their will-power, this is why football should be banned from high schools.
Children should be allowed to play tackle football. From the looks of it, it’s their mother’s decision because their mother went out of her way to go to the football field and signed their child up to play tackle football knowing that it’s dangerous sport. She knew what comes with playing football as in watching others highlights, hearing interviews of other players. Base of what I have read Debra Pyka stated how her child known as Joseph Chernach committed suicide by hanging himself start the cause of him being diagnosed with CTE, a degenerative brain disease from having to many concussions in football.
Some athletes make football their first priority rather than school; this gives them a disadvantage later in life. Every year, only a few players make it to the NFL (National Football League). The answer is clear; kids should not be allowed to play football.
Once again, after a successful season, Shadle Park was defeated by a Big 9 school in the first game of the regional tournament. This reoccurring event has led many to believe that the four year football program puts GSL students at a disadvantage compared to other districts. A junior high school football program would not only increase the competitiveness of the students but also have more important consequences.
Kids will be learning the basics of football and improve them without permanently damaging their bodies. The main problem in American football is how players tackle. The use of the helmet seems to allow players to use their helmet as a weapon instead of what it was created for: protection. Players lower their head thinking that the momentum will hurt the player they are tackling more than a “heads up” hit. In reality they are actually hurting themselves more, since the head and neck absorb the contact. The correct way to tackle is to keep your head up and make tackles using the shoulder. The Heads Up Football organization has taken initiative around the USA to inform coaches, parents, and players about the importance of safer football techniques. They also encourage teams to get a player safety coach who basically takes the role of an athletic