There are a number of things that football (soccer) does to physically help a child. First, it is wonderful exercise! There is all kinds of running, from a jog or trot to a run to a sprint. It could be in a straight line, or with turns, both curved and sharp. We have to reposition our bodies to play a ball, and dramatically so when the ball isn't on the ground. We use our hands, arms and upper body to throw the ball in. Actually, there aren't a lot of our muscles we don't use on a throw in because of the form that must be followed to do it correctly (within the laws of the game) and to do it well enough for it to be effective. All that activity promotes greater strength, much greater endurance, and improvements in coordination and balance. The game improves our overall health by tugging on the metabolic profile and shifting it a bit to help burn off calories and give the cardiovascular system, as well as the other internal systems, a good fluffing out. When a child who is cleared to participate in football laces up his boots and hits the pitch at a venue and within a league where his age and preparation make for a good fit, the child will gain a ton of physical benefits that will generally improve health and increase both the quality and the quantity (length) of his life.
Football requires more fitness, although boxing is a physically demanding, Australian rules football is more physically demanding. - Professor John Denal, Harvard University
It depends on the age of the child and your relationship to this child. Another family member would be lax if they did not attemt to help a child in need. If you are just a friend or an aquaintence it may be more difficult to butt in. If the child is being abused physically or emotionally you do have an obligation to notify the proper authorities.
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To help them become the best possible person they can be and to physically take care of them until they are able to do so themselves.
Yes; physically hitting or hurting your child in ANY way is child abuse.
I think Shane Dawson was physically abused as a child.
Abortion is for those who isn't ready for parenthood. For those who couldn't give their child to somebody they do not know. Abortion is for those who isn't ready to have the responsibility of a child. Abortion is not murder, because they are not physically alive. The child could not live on it's own without help, which means it's not physically possible for the child to be alive. Abortion is each persons own choice, it should not be made for any one else.
Football players need to hydrate themselves so that they are physically able to continue to play the game.
Okay it helps them Physically because they have to study plays , discipline, workout, self esteem, etc. The chances of Head and Spine injuries are 10% chance for spine and 15% chance for a head injurie ( Not serious tho). The %'s could be off so dont count on them.
yes because if you cause an harm to your child its counted as child abuse
Physical play is very important for the development of a child. Especially when a child masters the law of conservation they can physically engage in looking for something which improves cognition. If a child keeps engaging in physical play, they will be more experienced and open minded.
yes a football is faster then child or any other human being. because the football has more energy and air then a human does.