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房子对着路吗？# Living

t*l2013-06-08 07:06

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Are parents ruining youth sports? Fewer kids play amid pressure
http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/are-parents-ruining-youth-sports-fewer-kids-play-amid-pressure/2015/10/04/eb1460dc-686e-11e5-9ef3-fde182507eac_story.html

h*u2013-06-08 07:06

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网站上有conference chairs and steering committee.

o*r2013-06-08 07:06

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看了一个小房子，第一张是从房子的门看去的样子，第二张是从房子的后窗户看去，请
问这个房子有什么冲么？怎么化解，谢谢

t*l2013-06-08 07:06

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“It’s just about impossible to stand up to it if you want your kids to
play competitively,” said Elizabeth Pelcyger, a Washington mom whose son
felt pressure even from his baseball teammates because he wasn’t playing
year-round. “They could somehow point out that he hadn’t been playing
since he was 4.”

y*n2013-06-08 07:06

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no.

t*l2013-06-08 07:06

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Many of the adults trying to fix the problem remember a simpler, less
competitive, less expensive time in youth sports. There were no travel teams
, no faraway tournaments — now a $7 billion industry. There were pickup
games with friends and leagues at neighborhood parks, with the focus mostly
on fun. All of the kids in the neighborhood played together: the stars, the
stalwarts, the daisy pickers. One of the most popular movies in the 1970s:
“The Bad News Bears.”

t*l2013-06-08 07:06

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This is how youth sports looks now: The most talented kids play on travel
teams beginning at age 7 (or sometimes younger), even though many athletes
bloom much later; the best coaches (often dads who are former college
athletes) manage travel teams, leaving rec leagues with helpful but less
knowledgeable parents in charge; and coaches of elite teams pressure kids to
play only one sport (the one they are coaching), even though studies show
this leads to injuries, burnout and athletes who aren’t well rounded.

t*l2013-06-08 07:06

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我打赌写这段的哥们一定没来本版考察过。。。本版的贫困线是 2 岁学蝶泳。。。7
岁？贫困线都不知道在哪里。。。

：This is how youth sports looks now: The most talented kids play on travel
：teams beginning at age 7 (or sometimes younger), even though many athletes