Sport is such an interesting concept in our society. There
are aspects of sport which are spectacular to witness, such as your favorite
team winning the championship, experiencing a Cinderella team make a run in
March Madness, or achieving a personal goal. Sport can teach us leadership,
teamwork, strength, and the ability to overcome adversity. Along with all these
benefits of sport, there are the areas of improvement. Governance structures in
the NCAA and other leagues are questionable. Safety issues for players are
becoming more relevant in the modern era of technology. Finally, the
competitive drive in sport can be taken too far causing cheating, lying, and
breaking the law. Despite all these pros and cons that are always at the heart
of discussions about sport, there is one aspect that is way overlooked –
professional athletes giving back to the sick and disabled.
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Showing posts with label Make a Wish Foundation. Show all posts
Monday, October 7, 2013
Take a Step Back and Say Thanks
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Sport is such an interesting concept in our society. There
are aspects of sport which are spectacular to witness, such as your favorite
team winning the championship, experiencing a Cinderella team make a run in
March Madness, or achieving a personal goal. Sport can teach us leadership,
teamwork, strength, and the ability to overcome adversity. Along with all these
benefits of sport, there are the areas of improvement. Governance structures in
the NCAA and other leagues are questionable. Safety issues for players are
becoming more relevant in the modern era of technology. Finally, the
competitive drive in sport can be taken too far causing cheating, lying, and
breaking the law. Despite all these pros and cons that are always at the heart
of discussions about sport, there is one aspect that is way overlooked –
professional athletes giving back to the sick and disabled.
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