The debate about whether to ban dangerous sports is always controversial. Some claimed that dangerous sports should be banned while others believe, to choose any sort of sport, people should have liberty. This essay will examine both views, but personally, I strongly advocate that people should be able to opt for sports of their choice rather than choosing some particular sports, yet precautions should be taken account.
On the one hand, some support the view to ban dangerous sports like swimming, bullfighting, scuba diving, polo, racing and mountaineering. This is because people may become disabled by the occurrence of any detrimental incident. For example, in 2015, a group of friends set a mountaineering competition in the mountain range of Himalayas. The unfortunate event occurred, one of the person slipped from the mountain; broke his leg, now he is on a wheelchair. Furthermore, at worse, participating in a dangerous sport could cost a precious life.
On the other hand, some people believe that one should be liberal to play the sport of one’s choice. This is because one could overcome one’s fear. To illustrate, a person having height phobia could abolish this phobia by mountaineering, sky diving or paragliding. Likewise, one could eliminate the phobia of water by doing swimming. Moreover, a survey conducted at Oxford University, states that extreme sports can develop extraordinary decisive skills in an individual. This survey was conducted on a sampled managerial workforce and astonished results were recorded as the subjected workforce showed effective decisive skills at their work.
To conclude, I believe it should always be an individual’s choice to pick a sport to play rather than banning extreme sports. Furthermore, precautionary measures should be practised while enjoying dangerous sports.
The debate about whether to ban
dangerous
sports
is always controversial.
Some
claimed that
dangerous
sports
should
be banned
while others believe, to choose any sort of
sport
,
people
should have liberty. This essay will examine both views,
but
personally
, I
strongly
advocate that
people
should be able to opt for
sports
of their choice
rather
than choosing
some
particular
sports
,
yet
precautions should
be taken
account.
On the one hand,
some
support the view to ban
dangerous
sports
like swimming, bullfighting, scuba diving, polo, racing and mountaineering. This is
because
people
may become disabled by the occurrence of any detrimental incident.
For example
, in 2015, a group of friends
set
a mountaineering competition in the mountain range
of Himalayas
. The unfortunate
event
occurred, one of the person slipped from the mountain; broke his leg,
now
he is on a wheelchair.
Furthermore
, at worse, participating in a
dangerous
sport
could cost a precious life.
On the other hand
,
some
people
believe that one should be liberal to play the
sport
of one’s choice. This is
because
one could overcome one’s fear. To illustrate, a person having height phobia could abolish this phobia by mountaineering,
sky diving
or paragliding.
Likewise
, one could eliminate the phobia of water by
doing swimming
.
Moreover
, a survey conducted at Oxford University, states that extreme
sports
can develop extraordinary decisive
skills
in an individual. This survey
was conducted
on a sampled managerial workforce and astonished results
were recorded
as the subjected workforce
showed
effective decisive
skills
at their work.
To conclude
, I believe it should always be an individual’s choice to pick a
sport
to play
rather
than banning extreme
sports
.
Furthermore
, precautionary measures should be
practised
while enjoying
dangerous
sports
.