Should sport become compulsory

It's quite obvious that life on earth hasn't turned out the way of intention, yet its so difficult to change. Many of us don't have the courage to take action and decide. Every Tom dick and harry says "what I am doing is working, and I was taught that if it's working, don't change it" Sport teaches us to step towards a different way of thinking. Take surfing for example, a surfer comes to meet his wave, its a larger than normal wave, the surfer is aware that he is not in control, the surfer uses his/her knowledge base in order to coordinate the right movements to avoid being pounded by the crest of the wave, and the win is by escaping the blow from a barrel all this, all this while knowing the hour of death could be at any given moment, and yet still be OK with committing the drop. Life is like a wave, the levels of cause and effect can be so deep, that we can underestimate what is at hand, and everything seems to be random. What if the alarms were real, that we "planet earth" is at a turning point, and "Global warming is real" would we continue to build big machinery to replace our lazy bones? Bigger, Stronger, Faster we can dig deeper into the earth at what point are we able to decide that we have chosen the wrong path, and where rapid change is crucial, would we have the physical and mental capability to revert? Do we still have the physical capability to work the lands via traditional methods of farming and agriculture? And are we able to walk a even merely fraction of the distance that we once could without exhaustion? We need not only be prepared to deal with the rapid changes in such a volatile world, but we need to consider ways of improving ourselves through continual revision, and following the path of progression. Instead we choose to sit in front of the computer, and pray for a revolution, when we should be sharing our screens to spread the message. The message that everybody who is able to keep physically active is should be keeping active, in the sense that we are obligated to have our best body because every move we make has a chain reaction of cause and effect and we are all part of something big. Sport and recreation can reduce self-destructive and delinquent behavior in young people, and contribute to a more disciplined attitude, if our children are the future, who is old and brave enough to make the change and lead by example? Our kids are looking at the man in the mirror. Now let's take a look at the bigger picture, we have become disconnected, analysing people and comparing, when we should be comparing ourselves with out true potential that we have yet to discover, we need leaders, we need people who will win to change the change we all need or want to see, not because we are the fastest or strongest but because we can work amazingly well together. Should sport become compulsory for everybody? I say yes. We can simply choose to ignore what we are reading and continue to make society work for us, so that our needs to keep up with the pace are met, or can choose to make a slight shift towards a change for the better, by dedicating ourselves to something and sticking with it until we like it, that is the key to stimulation of our intellectual, so if we can engage in regular physical activity, it would mean that we simply take a small risk by dedicating a small proportion of time; perhaps thirty five minutes, twice a week to focus on trying to make ourselves, not the best, but better than we were yesterday, by engaging in some form of physical activity, even if it means by at the end of this argument that you decide to start by putting on your walling shoes, and stroll around the block. My argument suggests nothing more than merely that we are obligated to reclaim our best body if we haven't already, so that if we arrive to a point where radical change is required that we all ability to swiftly make change for a positive impact. Ladies, gentlemen, friends and enemies, sport is the answer to an better quality of life, who could possibly argue that we don't deserve a better quality of life? Our Guardians who raised us surely would have intended that we have the best quality of life possible, We need to take the smart right out of our phones, cars and devices, we need to come to realise that technology is no longer the evidence that suggests our intelligence. Our intelligence is measured upon how well we can work, live and co-ordinate together, and our success could be measured upon how well we can keep relationships together. Sport contributes to Greater social contact and interaction. Reference# Note: while the reference link contains outlining information used in order to construct this arguement, it also promotes collaborative service. http://www.sportkin.com...