Some people say that the best way to improve public health is by increasing the number of sports facilities.Others, however, say that this would have little affect on public health and other measure are required. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

In recent times people tend to

exercise

less and less due to the intense and busy daily schedules most of them follow.

This

created a debate on whether building more

sports

facilities

would have a positive impact on the masses'

health

or if other measures should be taken

instead

.

To begin

with, there is the view that increasing the number of

facilities

used for

exercise

will lead to an improvement in public

health

.

This

opinion is based on the fact that much research has shown that exercising reduces the danger of obesity and heart-related issues.

For instance

, kids who have easy access to

sports

facilities

are most likely to grow to become fit adults. In conclusion, proper

sports

facilities

would help heal and prevent many modern

health

problems that are the result of a sedentary lifestyle.

In contrast

, another opinion is that bad public

health

cannot be tackled by just building more gyms and

sports

facilities

. The majority of people who support

this

view consider that the

issue

has its roots in the lack of fitness education young kids get from school that does not help them create healthy habits as adults.

For example

, students do not learn in school which foods are nutritious and healthy for them or how often they should

exercise

. That leads to becoming 'couch potatoes' adults that do not follow a healthy lifestyle and do not

exercise

. To sum up, from that point of view improving the masses'

health

must be considered a more complex problem and the solution cannot be as simple as creating more infrastructures. After taking everything mentioned into consideration, my personal scope on the

issue

is that increasing the places individuals can work out will not solve the problem or have any significant impact on public

health

. The modern

issue

of lack of

exercise

can be described as a mindset

issue

that is

inherited from young age and schools and physical education must work to change it.