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sattari [20]
3 years ago
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I think teens should play dagerous sports for the following reasons, helps with school, keeps you healthy, and there are ways of

not getting injured
if someone right 3 body paragraphs using the info up top they will get all my points and im NOT JOKING seriously but it has to be good
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fomenos3 years ago
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I think teens should play dangerous sports for the following reason: it helps with school, keeps you healthy, and there are ways too not getting injured. Here are some reasons why:

Exercising helps keep your body healthy. Most students just sit in desks for a LONG time, which is very unhealthy. Dangerous sports can keep them active. They can aslo be extreme, helping pushing a student's limit on how far they can go, which can boost their confidence. Dangerous sports arent ALWAYS dangerous or bad.

Just becasue they are known as "dangerous" sports does not mean they are always dangerous and someone has to get hurt. If everyone followes the rules, no one will get hurt. Following all instructions can reduce the risk. Students may even have special equipment to reduce the impact of something.

Sports can help with school. Specifically team sports. Students can learn to cooperate with one another in team sports. Students can also focus better. They may also get along with one another more easily when playing team sports. Students may also do better in school, so they can play dangerous sports.

In conclusion, some dangerous sports should be allowed.

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