Some countries achieve international sports by building specialised facilities to train top athletes, instead of providing sports facilities that everyone can use. Do you think this is positive or negative development? Discuss both views and give your opinion.

Sports become one of the activities that have been popular these days and
this
kind of activity must be supported by the
government
. There are some arguments that it is better to build specialised
facilities
for
athletes
even though citizens
also
need a place to
exercise
. I believe that anybody needs to be facilitated in their needs as being active by the
government
and
athletes
also
need to be supported. Each sport has different kinds of equipment that can help
athletes
develop which are needed for specialised buildings. There are several advantages if the country has a building or area
that is
specific for
athletes
. First of all, it can help them to grow and
exercise
. I believe that the occupation as an athlete is not only achieved by themself but the
government
also
has their part with
support
proper
facilities
. In South Korea, there is a big area dedicated to their national
athletes
which include a dorm, kitchen, dining hall and several building to
exercise
.
This
support
makes those
athletes
are being valued and feel supported.
On the other hand
, we cannot forget that
exercise
and being active are not only for
athletes
but for
everyone
, so
government
need to take care
everyone
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. Common areas have several pieces of equipment to help citizens active, it does not require expensive and extensive equipment for
athletes
but
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as long as can be used by
everyone
of all ages. There are some countries that already implement
this
, which are South Korea, Japan and Canada. Those countries built at least one common area in each housing complex so their citizen can use it every time they want and
available
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because it's near their houses.
To conclude
, I believe that we need to
support
athletes
to have proper
facilities
and help them to develop their skills.
However
, those
facilities
are not only for them but
everyone
and the
government
also
needs to
support
them with built common are that can be used by all
age
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.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • specialised facilities
  • train top athletes
  • international sports
  • boost
  • reputation
  • attract
  • sporting events
  • access
  • general public
  • inequality
  • opportunities
  • overemphasis
  • elite sports
  • neglect
  • grassroots development
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