Chapter
3
Summary,
Conclusion and Recommendations
Summary
This paper tried to explain why people love sports.
The research design used in this paper is descriptive research method
wherein data and information gathered were used to answer the research question
posed. The research findings are the following:
1.
A lot of
people are addicted to sports.
2.
Most people
play sports because of the benefits it gives to their health.
3.
The people
who enter sports develop body discipline.
4.
Most people
are getting injured because of physical matters of the game.
Conclusion
Based on the findings of the study, the following conclusions are drawn:
1.
Sports have
been played since ancient era.
2.
Sports evolved
as time goes by depending on what people want to see and do.
3.
People love
sports because we all have the child-spirit within us. Watching games make us
feel alive, youthful and energetic.
4.
Most people
are into sports because of the inspiration athletes give whenever they attain a
certain goal. It makes them feel like they can do it also.
5.
Parents and
friends are big factors on being in love with sports. Having someone to share
your interest make you love it more.
Recommendation
1.
College
Students of Human Kinetics and Physical Education should know how sports affect
them and other people physically and mentally. They should also be aware of the
reasons why people love sports until now.
2.
Teachers and
Professors of Human Kinetics and Physical Education should teach their students
the essential knowledge about sports. They should know why the students of
their faculty study in the degree they belong to and cope up with other sports
enthusiasts.
3.
Athletes
should be aware of the reasons why they join a certain sport. They should do it
in their own will and not because someone force them to.
4.
Sports
Enthusiasts should know how to tolerate their addiction and do the right thing
on being a fan. They should also know how sports give advantage to them and how
it affects their life.
5.
Future
Researchers should know that sport is not just a physical activity but a
culture of inspirational aspects for other people. Sport is so interesting for
everybody. They should also know that sport has psychological effects to others
that is good for research topic and purposes.
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