The rate at which people participate in viewing sporting activities has been on the rise lately, with more people becoming fans of big events like the Olympics. While some people believe that this strategy will encourage more people to engage in workout often, others feel there are better, alternative ways of making them exercise. I, however, believe that a combination of both strategies is necessary for a successful incorporation of this habit.
On the one hand, watching people play sports changes people's mindset about keeping fit. Most people in the society today are reluctant to train because they hold the view that working out is extremely boring and tasking. However, watching people perform these activities with excitement and ease, they get to have a complete change of mentality towards exercising. To illustrate, in a recent interview of over fifty people carrying out various forms of exercise on the a school's playground, about seventy percent admitted they never knew it could be such fun until they saw people carry out similar acts on TV. This goes to show the great influence viewing sporting events can have on encouraging people to work out.
On the other hand, more effective methods for encouraging exercise exist. One of such include the offer of huge rewards to participants. People tend to engage in activities that are physically rewarding. By offering special prizes for completing certain schedules of an exercise, a state government can make the whole town to participate actively in exercising. Secondly, the creation of easily accessible training facilities is also another very effective strategy. When individuals know that they do not have to walk long distances to access a proper gym, they will definitely be motivated to train.
However, in my opinion, I believe that for people to take exercise they should both watch others do it, while having access to the best training facilities there is. This is mainly because although these other methods will help them start the habit, watching these sports on TV will make them continue in the act indefinitely. .
To sum up, seeing people play sports is one method of motivating others to start exercising. Other options include making exercising facilities easily accessible and rewarding participants. However, I believe a combination of both methods is crucial for maintaining a good working out culture.
The rate at which
people
participate in viewing sporting activities has been on the rise lately, with more
people
becoming fans of
big
events
like the Olympics. While
some
people
believe
that this strategy will encourage more
people
to engage in workout
often
, others feel there are better, alternative ways of making them
exercise
. I,
however
,
believe
that a combination of both strategies is necessary for a successful incorporation of this habit.
On the one hand, watching
people
play sports
changes
people
's mindset about keeping fit. Most
people
in the society
today
are reluctant to train
because
they hold the view that working out is
extremely
boring and tasking.
However
, watching
people
perform these activities with excitement and
ease
, they
get
to have a complete
change
of mentality towards
exercising
. To illustrate, in a recent interview of over fifty
people
carrying out various forms of
exercise
on
the a
school's playground, about seventy percent admitted they never knew it could be such fun until they
saw
people
carry out similar acts on TV. This goes to
show
the great influence viewing sporting
events
can have on encouraging
people
to work out.
On the
other
hand, more effective
methods
for encouraging
exercise
exist. One of such include the offer of huge rewards to participants.
People
tend to engage in activities that are
physically
rewarding. By offering special prizes for completing certain schedules of an
exercise
, a state
government
can
make
the whole town to participate
actively
in
exercising
.
Secondly
, the creation of
easily
accessible training facilities is
also
another
very
effective strategy. When individuals know that they do not
have to
walk long distances to access a proper gym, they will definitely
be motivated
to train.
However
, in my opinion, I
believe
that for
people
to take
exercise
they should both
watch
others do it, while having access to the best training facilities there is. This is
mainly
because
although these
other
methods
will
help
them
start
the habit, watching these sports on TV will
make
them continue in the act
indefinitely
.
.
To sum up, seeing
people
play sports is one
method
of motivating others to
start
exercising
.
Other
options include making
exercising
facilities
easily
accessible and rewarding participants.
However
, I
believe
a combination of both
methods
is crucial for maintaining a
good
working out culture.