Changes In Sports

Sports are loved by majority of the world’s population. But in the past few years, there have been a lot of talk of safety in sports. The way they have to perform so that less injury will take place. Well every single guy and female who has been doing whatever sports they do all their life’s know they risk they are talking every single time they step onto the stage. Now they have to change so that injures wont happen and bad sportsmanship is decreased. Fans are getting tired of all this nonsense. They understand what’s going on and the risk also. So why change it? Why have the athletes stop doing what they love to do? Today, many sports are becoming increasingly regulated. Sports bodies and medical organizations are targeting boxing, rugby, soccer, and other games in an effort to improve safety standards and to reduce injuries. However, for some people, this is not enough, and they would rather see some dangerous sports banned completely. Sport provides a healthy, largely safe, physical outlet for aggression. Almost all sports involve some risk. Young rugby players are paralyzed every year in scrums. Scuba-diving accidents can lead to brain damage or death. Even golf or jogging can lead to pain or injury. Without some elements of risk or challenge, sport becomes meaningless. A marathon runner trying to improve his time, basketball players fiercely battling an opposing team, or a skydiving team defying gravity all are trying to push themselves to their maximum. There is therefore no sport without danger.
Furthermore in recent studies of brain injuries, investigators have been trying to prove that brain injuries cause violent actions. But there is very little evidence to show that people who take part in dangerous sports become violent as a result. In fact it is more likely that apart from the many friendships created in playing, sport acts as a safety valve for a society by reducing stress. Moreover, sport teaches and requires discipline, training, and respect for the rules, which are valuable lessons in any society. Last, the rules have been changed every year for the sake of injuries and fairness. Why change the rules, keep the rules the way there are, for instance, in MLB they have instant replay for plays WHY! Having sports made a call by first call is the way they need to be, suppose sports may need them n MLB maybe for homeruns or foul balls that’s it. Don’t need it for anything else. In the NFL players cant hit helmet-to-helmet which is understandable but if a defender hits a player in the helmet they get a flag and fined a certain amount of money for that hit. For example (NFL executive vice president of football operations Ray Anderson) said we have constantly made sure to protect all players, and we've expanded some of the rules in response to what defensive coaches and players have told us," Anderson said. "We added protection on illegal crack-back blocks, the plays when the H-backs and receivers come back to the interior of the line; those defensive guys are protected as defenseless players.”(3) But if you watch every play that happens, a offence player puts their head down first so who is really in the fault. Fans are really getting irritated about these rules that doesn’t make the sport fun to watch. If sports keep going through this path of fairness and safety, the fans will stop coming and players wont play. They know the risk of playing sports, they knew every since they have been kids. If they didn’t understand the risk then they would not do what they love to do. They need to stop messing with sports and the way they are played or athletes will stop playing, more legal action will come about, and sports would seize! If that happens more and more underground events would happen and illegal gambling would sky rocket. So what is