Participation in Sport Has a Positive Impact on Academic Performance

ESSAY participation in sports has a positive impact on ONES ACDEMIC performance Table of Contents (I) Advantages (ii) Disadvantages Conclusion Do you know that boxing legend Rocky Marciano invented a fax machine? Physical activity requires skill or physical fitness, usually competitive in racing, baseball, tennis, golf, bowling, wrestling, boxing, hunting and fishing (Anon., 1910). This article clarifies the positive impact of physical activity on academic performance and how it can contribute to actively improving the psychological concepts of non-students and participating students.

Based on sports participation and academic achievement, the National Youth Health Longitudinal Study (2002) shows that there is a positive correlation between physical participation and academic performance. In addition, studies by Eccles, Barber, Stone, and Hunt (2003) suggest that participation in physical activity should encourage a wide range of social, physical and intellectual skills to improve class performance is. In fact, there is considerable evidence to support this claim. As mentioned above, the average academic performance of high school students is better than that of non-athletes. (1986)

Only a few parents know the positive impact of physical education on academic performance. Discussions on the positive and negative consequences of participating in sports are those who think student athletes are unable to balance sports and school performance under minors and these young athletes face academic challenges There are always people who believe they have the ability. Ideal for sports. It has been noted that exercise can improve the performance of cognitive tasks (Nash, 1996). In addition to health exercise, most athletes use strength programs to reduce strength-related injuries (Sothern, Loftin, Suskind, Udall, & Blecker, 1999). They are doing sports activities including strengthening and stretching. Those engaged in sports can do more exercise, but those who do more exercise are more likely to engage in sports (Field, et al, 2001).