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less than half of the pro athletes finished high school
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What is the difference between an Athletic School and a Sports School?
The Athletic school is full of athletes, but the sports school is teaching people to be athletes.
Should they cancel high school sports?
There is no necessity at all for canceling high school sports. High school athletes and none sports students all benefit from Varsity sports as well a sports played in gymnasiums. Gymnasium sports help build an athlete's body and also, sports at the high school level develops a camaraderie among the student athletes.
How many athletes play high school sports?
300 out of 5,000
How do drugs effect high school athletes?
Drugs are substances used by athletes to improve their performances in the sports in which they engage.
Can Olympic athletes still play sports in high school?
No if they are curretly in the Olympics
What athletic sports have a finish line?
Sports with a finish line include track, bobsledding, luge, bicycle racing, and downhill skiing. Any sport that requires athletes get from one point to another in the shortest amount of time requires a finish line.
What percentage of high school athletes get to play professional sports?
Under one Percent
What percentage of pro athletes played high school sports?
Less than 1%
When was SPORTS for Exceptional Athletes created?
SPORTS for Exceptional Athletes was created in 2007.
Who was the first African American to become the majority owner of a perfessional sports organization?
Kinneth James brooker
Can high school athletes play two sports in same season for their school?
No, especially if one of the teams is a varsity team.
Should you care about school if you're going to be an athlete?
Sure you should care about school. Many athletes play for school teams before eventually playing professionally. School provides opportunities for athletes. In addition, however wonderful sports may be, man does not live by sports alone. It is good to be a well rounded individual with other interests besides sports.
