While athletics are often an important part of a child's life, they sometimes can become
too important. One example of this could be a young athlete who "overspecializes." That is, he/she focuses on one sport year-round. The trouble with this is that the same movement patterns are being executed repetitiously to the point where essential muscle groups may be inadequately activated. This repetitious process could lead to "overuse injury," an end result too many young athletes are experiencing in today's society of parent-driven athletics. Sadly, some of the parents want the kids to play more than the kids want to play.
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