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Most sports parents say there's more good than harm in youth sports
Sports parents overwhelmingly say the benefits of organized competition outweigh the drawbacks for them and their children, a new survey has found.
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A new Associated Press/Ipsos survey of parents with school‑age children found that 89%—nearly nine out of ten—believe the benefits of organized youth sports outweigh the drawbacks. The study asked parents to weigh the positive and negative aspects of their children’s participation in competitive sports. The results suggest that most parents view organized competition as more advantageous than harmful for their children.
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