Why Athletes Recover From An Injury?

Mind, Body, and Spirit For any athlete, an injury is a setback to their personal goal and the thing about the body is that it is hard to detect when it is fully healthy. Body should be fully recovered mentally and physically, so they could be able to play again in this best shape. Many athletes have failed to carry their full potential once an injury occurred because of lack of strength. A proposal for all coaches to protect bodies and for players to be aware that more wrong can happen. My overall question would be, “Why athletes should give it more time from recovering from an injury?” Answering this question this question would be easy, because of the unlimited resources I have. Finding athletes in the respected age groups would not be a problem and as well with major league studies with injurious effects.

For example, each of the major leagues has done a better job with control players with concussion, but the NFL can do better by decreasing the amount of concussion that occur. Each other major league stresses their players with lots of practice compared to how people practiced before. For college and high school athletes, their bodies are near the phrase of neutralizing before them becoming full grown adults. College and high school athletes must be aware that their bodies are young and many of the athletes are not getting paid in cash, so to pay for surgery would be struggling for many young athletes. Lastly, the children, which is the most important time to take care of the body because of how fragile the body