The safety of sports programs for child and teen athletes is an ongoing concern. It’s clear that kids should be free to have fun and explore their athletic potential to its fullest extent. When the participants enjoy sports, memories are made, championships earned, and important lessons are learned.
At the same time, parents, youth sports league leadership, coaches, teachers, and the athletes themselves all have a vested interest in minimizing injuries. The question is whether those who are involved can maximize enjoyment and competitiveness while minimizing the number and severity of injuries to athletes.
Many people would argue that the benefits of youth sports outweigh the risks. Those who decide to pursue their online Master of Arts Degree in Athletic Leadership will be on the frontlines of the debate, helping kids reap the benefits and stay safe as the future of youth athletics unfolds.
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