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How many women play professional sports-in-America?
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How many women went to university in the 1970s compared to today?
In the 1970s, fewer women went to university compared to today. The women's movement in the 1970s helped pave the way for more women to access higher education, resulting in a significant increase in the number of women attending university today.
How many NCAA sports?
There are 19 sports in men's and women's
How many professional athletes have been on two professional sports teams?
Almost all of them
What are some Types of sports business?
professional sports player, sports agent, sports physician, manager, scout, and many more.
How many sports can women play due to Title IX?
women can only play a 6-player games. but there are a many but not much sports women can play during title 9. women were mad!
What are women's sport in Iran?
In Iran, women are like men's sports. Universal Sports. Volleyball. Football. Swimming. Boating. Taekwondo. Karate. Track and field. Tennis. Ping-pong. Shooting. And many other sports. In Iran, women are participating in various competitions. Iranian women are dressed in sports. Women's sports clothing covers the whole body. Federation of Sports for Women in Iran are women.
Do more women get hurt in sports then man?
not as many women play sports as men but there is the same chance of getting hurt
How many women are sports fans?
Quite a few.
How many people play professional sports out of all the people who play sports?
The answer to this question is obviously a big number it is roughly 12.7 million people in the world that play professional sports of some kind!
How many players are there in Major League sports?
3630 professional athletes.
How did women sports become popular?
Women's soccer leagues, Triathlons, Marathons, Skiing, are among the many sports available to women, Ice hockey is one of the fastest growing sports in the World, Due to the many athletic clubs, social clubs and country clubs, there has been a dynamic and continuing growth of women's sports since the late 1960s.
