It really depends on the sport, and what you consider a sport. For things such is Football, or Rugby can often lead to concussions more often than other sports, like soccer or bowling even. But you're running quite a bit in most sports, even in things like tennis. So I would say an increased lung capacity, and building more leg muscle. However if you're bowling, you'll gain more arm strength, but you could also hurt your back if you throw the ball wrong. I mean the question is almost too broad to cover by just me.
There are numerous ways it effects your body, it <span>controls weight by burning calories, improves the functioning of the cardiovascular system, placing a lower strain on the heart, and increases an athlete's energy level while improving the quality of sleep.</span>
This organization is a legitimate pediatric society, and would only make decisions that follow laws, policies, and authorizations. They took these statistics and, in the common interest of the people, created recommendations for minors.
