Extreme Sport

  At the age of fourteen Chloe Kim was the youngest to win a golden medal at the winter

X-games. Young children should be allowed to do extreme sports. It makes kids stronger and mature and also, the risk is a part of life.

   Risk make us stronger. Jamie Burr, Professor of Exercise Physiology, University of Prince Edward Island, Canada says that,” It may be this very risk the helps get-and keep-people involved.” Think about it. The more risk they take will make them stronger. Taking risk will make them grow a little bit every day. Risk make us more involved. The more risk there is the more people there are.

  Also making risk is a part of life. Burr also said,” Risk is a fact of life”. Making risk can make you more mature. As they get older they will learn, that making risk is a part of life. No matter what you do you’re going to risk something. It’s not easy but it’s worth it.

   Vani Sabesan, Associate professor, Wayne University School of Medicine, Michigan argues that,” The most advanced protective equipment can’t prevent injuries.” However, these kids can get trained by professionals.

   Young children should be able to do extreme sports. Sometimes it’s their dreams. And you don’t want to destroy a child’s dream.