You don't necessarily need any education to play sports. Children have little education when they are small, but they play sports. For more sophisticated sports or to go professional, you should have education, from the basics of reading and writing and maths, right up to other professional qualifications. If your sports career ends suddenly, you need something to turn to as a way of making a living.
In physical education, you are being conditioned for the sports you play. Therefore, it helps you grow in sports.
At least 1 year in college
because some kids don't get enough exersize and they need it in school and it teaches them to play sports and be healthy
none you just need to be 20 or 21 years of age
There are several different ways that sports are related to technology. In countries with technology such as the United States we play sports like baseball, football, and basketball. In these sports you need certain equipment to participate. In other countries with not as much technology they play sports like soccer where you don't need as much equipment. Dr. Nathan M. Hasenfratz M.D. Harvard University Graduating Class of 2000
No. A person doesn't need to play any sport, if he or she chooses.
no
water
you need to play soccer a few years and know how the sport of soccer is played and how it works.
you need speacil cloths and gear
Technically you do not need a formal education to play the game. However you do need the ability to learn the laws, regulations how to play the game.
It's a safeguard to ensure sports does not interfere with their education. At least that's the thought behind it.