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  1. the social issue of emotional violence relating to physical activity and sports
  2. emotional violence.
  3. Where does this come from?
  4. Some might say it comes from coaches
  5. favoritism teammates,
  6. pushing oneself too hard or not enough.
  7. Although you would think this would be the answer to the question.
  8. These however,
  9. are only examples of the different types
  10. of emotional violence athletes wrestle with.
  11. So
  12. the question is asked again,
  13. where does emotional violence come from?
  14. Take a second to think about the most
  15. recent time you've experienced this kind of emotion,
  16. whether it was at school, by yourself at home or during a practice,
  17. So,
  18. take a second.
  19. The answer to this is control.
  20. The desire for one to control is where emotional violence stems from
  21. this can either be self inflicted or
  22. inflicted by someone else.
  23. So, let's stop deeper
  24. now that we understand where it comes from. The new question is what
  25. is emotional violence?
  26. Emotional violence is a feeling of being neglected, unappreciated and humiliated
  27. Through studies made it is said that 68% of boys
  28. and 61% of girls have had to experience this issue.
  29. If we were to look at this in today's world,
  30. a baseball team is made up of 15 players in that team of 15,
  31. at least 10 of those players
  32. will experience this issue.
  33. Emotional violence within sports is under acknowledged form of abuse in sports.
  34. The problem with an issue like this is when it starts young,
  35. it can have a lasting impact on athletes, such as having anger problems
  36. and trouble keeping a healthy relationship.
  37. Athletes will go through the feelings of shame and degrading and their self esteem
  38. many times often than not athletes push themselves to
  39. leave or quit their sport entirely because of it.
  40. When this issue is left unaddressed,
  41. it creates problems for Children to succeed in school,
  42. be confident in themselves and lead healthy lifestyles
  43. as a result of this,
  44. teens and adults today
  45. still deal with emotional trauma.
  46. Mhm.
  47. How can we make this better?
  48. It's important to note that emotional violence
  49. does not just happen within sports setting.
  50. So to say,
  51. you can't help make a change and contribute to this issue is without a doubt false.
  52. Next time you're leading a group, coaching,
  53. teaching or even observing a situation here are five big things to consider doing.
  54. # one
  55. include everyone.
  56. Don't let four kids be the center of attention
  57. while the rest of the seven are quietly listening
  58. include everybody.
  59. Number two
  60. do not give criticism without giving a solution
  61. as a leader.
  62. You too must show some sort of respect towards
  63. their players and not making them feel stupid.
  64. Number three
  65. Don't make unrealistic expectations of your group.
  66. It will only lead to misery in the end. When it does not happen.
  67. # four
  68. don't make your group phelan valued. When they only,
  69. sorry,
  70. don't make your group feel valued only when
  71. they went at some point within your group.
  72. You need to make relationships with your players and trust
  73. that they're doing the best they can no matter what.
  74. Number five,
  75. encourage the members of your team.
  76. People thrive on higher authority,
  77. taking notice of their hard work and bringing them up when they feel down
  78. to make the world a brighter place is extremely important to not
  79. ignore the social issue of emotional violence within sports and physical activity
  80. as a leader.
  81. It is so important to be the change you would have wanted to see as a kid growing up.
  82. The term practice makes perfect and exact is exactly how it goes,
  83. encourage your team,
  84. bring excitement to the lives of others.
  85. Being a leader to the younger generation of sports is the essential key
  86. to building an amazing society.
  87. Thank you for my presentation.