Sports programmes are very popular on television nowadays. Some people argue that those programmes are the reasons for poor health of many young people as the prefer to watch sports rather than partake in them. Do you agree or disagree with this view ?

Sports

programs are excessively aired on television. Many individuals support the notion that watching

sports

on TV contributes to youngsters showing reluctance to

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exercise

;

however

, I hold the conviction that mental health can be a vital feature that leads people to stay motivated to do

sports

. On the one hand, supporters of

this

belief point out that doing

exercise

and experiencing excitement can

similarly

release hormones of happiness into the body. It means that, if a person aims to achieve

this

feeling, he should be physically active.

Therefore

, audiences of

sports

on television get excited and their bodies' demands for happiness hormones are satisfied;

consequently

, they will lose their interest in physical activities. In the United States,

for instance

, a survey conducted in 2023 showed that 40 per cent of younger generations reported they had a high level of excitement watching

sports

programs on TV and

therefore

they did not consider it required to do

exercise

to get a feeling of cheerfulness and thrill.

Conversely

, opponents of

this

idea refer to the fact that there are more determining factors that might be effective in people's

attitude

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towards being physically active.

In other words

, mental health and

time

are thought to be more serious deterrent reasons. A depressed person,

for instance

, struggles with some internal and mental problems, which make him physically

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and unable to have a routine for doing

exercise

. An individual who is

also

forced to work eight hours a day, will not be able to dedicate enough

time

to staying active.

As a consequence

, watching

sports

on TV has nothing to do with

this

group of people's motivation to function physically. Let us take the UK as an example, where 60 per cent of those who are not at an appropriate fitness level, blamed their

time

limitation as the main reason for their laziness and underactivity. In conclusion, after taking the aforementioned points into consideration, I am inclined to believe that,

although

lower levels of physical activity are

due to

the increased broadcast of

sports

programs, more remarkable factors encompassing lack of

time

and mental health should be known as reasons for decreasing fitness activities.