Why Sport Needs to be Your Hobby

Have you ever thought why people do sports? Absolutely, many people seem not to know the reasons. As a anectode, there are many people who do sports for nothing around us. Everyday we can encounter with these people. They regularly do sports; however, none of them realizes the benefits and importance of sports. In fact, vice versa, some people want to be fit and attractive, look smart. Unfortunately, these people can’t consider other benefits of sports. In my opinion, there are several benefits of sports that people often do not consider: sports are required to be healthy people, are needed for enjoyment, and are great market for countries’ economies.

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First advantage

The first advantage of sports for people is that they help people be healthy, and be fit. Throughout history, people can’t give up their interest at their body. I belive that now many people love themselves no matter how beautiful or ugly they are. Naturally, people’s first aim should be healthy and fit with the benefits of sports. Due to this fact that Sports keep our body healthy.

Usain Bolt's Secret Unveiled

Scientists say they can explain Usain Bolt's extraordinary speed with a mathematical model. His 100m time of 9.58 seconds during the 2009 World Championships in Berlin is the current world record.

They say their model explains the power and energy he had to expend to overcome drag caused by air resistance, made stronger by his frame of 6ft 5in.

Writing in the European Journal of Physics, the team hope to discover what makes extraordinary athletes so fast.

According to the mathematical model proposed, Bolt's time of 9.58 seconds in Berlin was achieved by reaching a speed of 12.2 metres per second, equivalent to about 27mph.

Did you Know ?

Did you know	Grand Canyon can hold around 900 trillion footballs
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Did you know	tennis was originally played with bare hands
Did you know	the Olympic flag was designed in 1913
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Did you know	soccer is the most followed sport
Did you know	volleyball was invented in 1895
Did you know	the first rugby club was formed in 1843
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Did you know	orienteering originated from Sweden
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Ballotelli Record Finally Broken in AC Milan Loss To Napoli

AC Milan 1-2 Napoli: Balotelli misses penalty as visitors maintain perfect start The Partenopei kept up their impressive start to the season at San Siro, where the Italy international scored a spectacular consolation goal

Napoli kept up their 100 per cent start to the 2013-14 season with an impressive 2-1 over AC Milan at San Siro on Sunday.
The visitors started the game brightly and were soon ahead through Miguel Britos, with Gonzalo Higuain doubling their lead just after half-time.

Mario Balotelli squandered the chance to regain a foothold in the match, missing the first penalty of his career, though the Italy international scored a brilliant consolation strike at the death.

MIKEL FINALLY SCORES EPL GOAL - Chelsea vs Fulham

Chelsea's first half performance was far from stellar, but they played well in the second half and earned a derby win over their West London rivals.

Despite all the talk of a crisis at Stamford Bridge after a couple of very poor results against Everton and Basel, the Blues are top of the Premier League table after they recorded a 2-0 win over Fulham. They were held scoreless in the first half and had very few chances, but put together an impressive second-half performance, capped off by John Obi Mikel's first Premier League goal.