In contact sports yes
Yes, either with a cup for sports with direct contact, or just for support when running or playing non-contact sports.
no because there will be riots if this happens
Contact sports, such as football and hockey, can damage the last remaining kidney, which will mean that that person will need a new kidney.
Return to contact sports should only occur after one week with no symptoms, both at rest and during activity, and following examination by a physician.
It's okay if they have gear
Patients should also avoid contact sports for at least three months after otoplasty.
Non contact sports get you hefty in the gludius maximus area.
There should be levels of which children and adults can play separate depending on there skills.
Many sports by their nature are a demonstration of strength and involve physical contact. As long as that is controlled well with rules, there is nothing wrong with physical sports. If people are happy to play them, then they should be allowed to. If we had no physical sports, sports would not be so interesting. There is also a need for people to have some outlet for expressing their physical strength. If they are not allowed to do it in sport, they may do it in far less controlled ways, such as violence. We need all kinds of sports, for all kinds of people. So yes, physical sports should be encouraged.
Yes they should. At my high school (England) we started in year seven, when I was eleven.
so they can take showers together and make babys