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Contemplation Towards Theodore Roosevelt: The Future Of Professional Sports

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Sports have become a major part of modern times, whether it is school sports, professional sports, or just a hobby in one’s life. Although, sports can lead to many opportunities such as college or even becoming one’s lifestyle and future. In contemplation towards Theodore Roosevelt, athletics are not a negative aspect as a means to future opportunities, professional sports, and physical and mental health. According to source 7, Roosevelt reflected quite negative energy towards the meaning and purpose of sports. Athletics can lead students to bright futures, even academically. Having a passion for and commitment to sports opens a gateway to college scholarships, and encourages students to become more motivated towards school and academics. Roosevelt …show more content…

There are many chances of reaching a level of professionalism and entertaining leagues such as the Major League Baseball, or the National Basketball Association. Additionally, source 5 a chart from Sporting Intelligence provides data for the International Athlete salary in 2015, showcasing salaries up to $4.58, which have most likely gone up due to inflation. Striving for sports at a young age can lead to many professional opportunities if one has a passion for athletics and keeps persevering. Moreover, athletics takes its mental and physical toll. There are many positive influences towards others due to sports, including being mentally well and physically fit. According to source 4, Chris Weller, a writer for Business Insider, claims that, “The vast majority of them are doing it for pragmatic reasons, which is to get a better life for themselves and their family." Staying physically fit and active can lead to bigger things such as mental health and being able to stay healthy and strong. Pursuing sports and having it become a big part of one’s lifestyle aids them to stay physically active, and maintain a healthy lifestyle within their bodies and emotional, psychological, and social well

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