183 Blog comment – sample answer with 400 words Gerry.KS <gerald.kensington@goodmail.com> reply Wow, your comments on sports are spot on! I had to laugh when I read them. You make some really good points, and I agree with you – exercise is totally overrated. People always say that exercise is the key to staying healthy, but what really matters is enjoying life and doing what makes you happy. That doesn’t have to be sports, though. You might get your kicks from watching a good film or going out and having a laugh with friends. After all, they do say laughter is the best medicine! Sure, eating a balanced diet and being reasonably active are good things, but let’s not forget that sports can actually be harmful, too. Lots of people get injured by falling or bumping into another player in team sports, and in extreme cases, pushing yourself too hard can even lead to a heart attack. You often hear that working out relieves stress and helps you unwind, but personally, I think it does the opposite. Take people who are really into exercise and maybe even play a sport competitively. Their day often starts ridiculously early with training before school. Then they sit through classes all day, rush home to finish homework, and head straight back to evening practice. That’s a lot! Also, there’s so much pressure on athletes to perform and keep winning. If you ask me, all of that sounds exhausting, not relaxing! In fact, the pressure on young athletes can be so intense that it causes anxiety or depression, and this might affect their mental health for years to come. And then there’s the argument that exercise is good for your self-confidence. Really? No one wins all the time, and losing must feel awful. Plus, when you’re constantly competing, you’re also constantly comparing yourself to others and wondering if they’re better than you. Honestly, how is that supposed to make anyone feel better about themselves? If anything, it can leave you feeling like you’re never good enough. This kind of thinking can easily lead to jealousy and, in the end, just makes you dissatisfied with life. So, as you can see, we’re completely on the same page when it comes to sports. Everyone talks about how important it is for our well-being, but shouldn’t we also be thinking about the risks that come with it? Thanks for such a fantastic blog post on this important topic! Content point 1 Content point 2 Content point 3 User name and email address Refer to the blog post in the prompt. Expand the content by adding details/ examples. Expand the content by adding details/ examples. Expand the content by adding details/ examples. Conclusion: Give the reader something to think about. Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv
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