Should kids as young as 10 play professional sports with the pros? Kids these days are getting into professional sports when they probably shouldn’t be. Teens are in professional sports but they get hurt or burned out most of the time. Teens should not be allowed to play professional sports, because most kids get burned out at the age of 9 or 10 and kids sometimes have to deal with competitive parents which stresses them out. One reason Teens should not be allowed to play professional sports is that most kids get burned out at the age of 9 or 10. In the article “Pushing too hard too young" The text states, “But what is shocking to many in the field are the young ages at which this is increasingly happening -- sometimes as early as 9 or 10” (paragraph 2). This shows that some kids aged 9 or 10 get burned out most of the time when they go pro. In the article “Are teens too young to go pro” the text states” But starting a professional sports career at a young age comes with unique challenges—everything from burnout and stress to injury”(paragraph 5). It shows that when starting a professional sports career at a young age comes with challenges one of them is burning out. …show more content…
In “Age requirements in professional sports” the states ” Sixteen-year-olds may work around school hours unless employed by their parent or person standing in as their parent” (paragraph 20). This shows that kids have to have adults with them and sometimes adults criticize their playing style and it stresses them out. In "Pushing too hard too young” the text states, ”kids sports have become much more competitive…”(paragraph 3). This explains that kids' sports are competitive and their parents probably want them to