Having kids play competitive sports many times contains of middle schoolers developing a poor attitude because they think they 're better than everyone else . Although many people argue that the young teens learn to become a “better sport” , see things differently such as trying hard for what they want. Others argue that teens nowadays don 't known how to have fun, they 'll take things more serious than it needs to be. I will argue that kids who play in competitive sports are more likely to develop a bad attitude in which nobody wants their child to have. My first reason has to deal with the attitude of the parents can tend to lead their teens to acting the same. This is because the kids see their parents as role models but sometimes when the parent goes crazy over a game there kids see that and tend to act out too. My second reason is teens only wanting to win, not many teens like losing I don 't think anyone does but the problem is that kids don 't known how take in that they loss. My last reason is kids taking their frustration out on others. Many times the kid attitude are reflected on the athlete 's parents. “The apple doesn 't fall far from the tree” If the parents are very competitive and push their kid the kids are …show more content…
A day in a life as a kid, go to school everyday of the week for about 8 hours. Not that bad every kid has to go through it, but than sports piling on top of that. Say you lost a basketball game, you 're going to be disappointed. “In a survey conducted at The Ultimate Sports Parent, more than 45 percent of sports parents and coaches said that their kids become easily frustrated or angry after making mistakes.” said Patrick Cohn, (a gym teacher) . After committing a mistake your athletes are probably hardest on themselves, Teammates can make is even harder when they blame the kid for losing their game. Everyone makes mistakes , I think that kids overall should look for the best when they 're playing games or find a way to