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In recent years, extreme sports have become increasingly popular, and some people argue that governments should prohibit them.

In recent years, extreme sports have become increasingly popular, and some people argue that governments should prohibit them. I completely disagree with the idea that these sports are too dangerous, and I therefore believe that they should not be banned. In my opinion, so-called extreme sports are not as dangerous as many people think. All sports involve some element of risk, and there should always be clear regulations and safety procedures to reduce the possibility of accidents. People who take part in extreme sports are usually required to undergo appropriate training so that the dangers are minimised. For example, anyone who wants to try skydiving will need to sign up for lessons with a registered club, and beginners are not allowed to dive solo; they must be accompanied by an experienced professional. Finally, the protective equipment and technology used in sports from motor racing to mountain climbing is constantly improving safety. While I support regulations and safety measures, I believe that it would be wrong, and almost impossible, to ban extreme sports. In the first place, we should all be free to decide how we spend our leisure time; as long as we understand the risks, I do not believe that politicians should stop us from enjoying ourselves. However, an even stronger argument against such a ban would be the difficulty of enforcing it. Many of the most risky sports, like base jumping or big wave surfing, are practised far away from the reach of any authorities. I cannot imagine the police being called to stop people from parachuting off a mountain face or surfing on an isolated beach. In conclusion, I would argue that people should be free to enjoy extreme sports as long as they understand the risks and take the appropriate precautions.
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have become
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popular, and
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some
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argue that
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governments
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idea
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dangerous
, and I
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believe that they should not
be banned
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extreme
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are not as
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dangerous
as
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many
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people
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think
. All
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sports
involve
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element of
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risk
, and there should always be
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clear
regulations and safety procedures to
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reduce
the possibility of accidents.
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who
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take part
in
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extreme
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are
usually
required to undergo appropriate training
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so
that the
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dangers
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, anyone who wants to try skydiving will need to
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sign
up for lessons with a registered club, and beginners are not
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allowed
to dive solo; they
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must
be accompanied
by an experienced professional.
Finally
, the protective equipment and technology
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used
in
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sports
from motor racing to mountain climbing is
constantly
improving safety.

While I support regulations and safety measures, I believe that it would be
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wrong
, and almost impossible, to ban
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extreme
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sports
. In the
first
place, we should all be free to decide how we spend our leisure time; as long as we understand the
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risks
, I do not believe that politicians should
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stop
us from enjoying ourselves.
However
, an even stronger argument against such a ban would be the difficulty of enforcing it.
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Many
of the most risky
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sports
, like base jumping or
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big
wave surfing, are
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practised
far away from the reach of any authorities. I cannot imagine the police
being called
to
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stop
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people
from parachuting off a mountain face or surfing on an isolated beach.

In conclusion
, I would argue that
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people
should be free to enjoy
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extreme
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sports
as long as they understand the
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risks
and take the appropriate precautions.
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IELTS essay In recent years, extreme sports have become increasingly popular, and some people argue that governments should prohibit them.

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
295 words
6.0
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 6.5
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