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In Many parts of the world there is continuous coverage of sport on television. Some People Believe this discourages the young from taking part in any sport themselves. Discuss This View And Give Your Own Opinion.

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Without doubts,
sports
 have been attracting
people
's attention for centuries in spite of whether a person is interested in
this
 activity or not. A lion's share of studies has provided the data that observing competition may make a person reluctant towards live participation.
However
, they were criticized by a strong opposition of scientists who claimed that famous sportsmen encourage the young generation to get involved in the
sports
 activities themselves. Frankly, I am prone to support the latter opinion,
moreover
, all pros and cons of watching
sport
 on television should be considered.
To begin
 with, any art requires two components - the artist and the audience. Obviously, there wouldn't be
such
 masterpieces as Romeo and Juliet if
people
 didn’t attend The Globe Theater or Mona Lisa - if wealthy collectors didn’t buy works of Da Vinci.
Similarly
,
sports
 records would be (for nothing) in vain if
people
's breath was not taken during the Olympic Games.
On the other hand
, when a child or adolescent observes sportsmen's achievements, he or she unintendedly feels despair or even self-oppression. Solid socio-psychological researches led by NHS showed that only the greatest manoeuvres of football players and hooks of boxers are being imprinted in our minds, while failed moments mostly remain behind the main scene.
Consequently
, a perfect image of a sportsman has a drastically adverse effect on the youngsters' motivation to take part in any
sport
.
That is
 why it is so important for children to join the
sports
 sections soon before they build an object for admiration in their minds. The US Federation of
Sport
 even encourages parents to send their children to
sports
 camps at the age of 5-6. All in all, naturally
people
 are fond of different kinds of
sport
 and competition.
Nevertheless
, children have to be taught the difference between professional and amateur
sport
, that their personal achievements are important and shouldn't be compared with those of famous sportsmen.
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