Complexity And Competition Reign In Everything Track And Field.

By Stephanie Skinner


America spends over 60 billion a year on sports, globally the figure is staggering, estimated at 550 billion dollars. Typically however the money goes to the team sports, with the big four leagues hauling in most viewer cash. It is ironic considering that everything track and field has to offer requires greater individual athleticism.

The crowds only get excited every four years when the Olympic games are held. Sadly, most of the men and women so fully engaged in pursuit of each discipline get little appreciation between the Olympics. Theirs is not an organized sport for the entertainment of the masses.

Everyone has experienced running and jumping in school physical education, but the number who excelled or even enjoyed the activity are a minority. As a result, the viewing audience for such endeavors is mostly limited to the excitement of those Olympic Games held every four years. The participants, men and women, work hard and diligently simply for the love of each sport.

For almost all sports participant, the occupational goal is to be selected by a professional sports organization. There is simply little carry over beyond college for most of the specific skills. Most will leverage their general physical fitness to gain a position on a popular sports team.

But as the Olympics approach once more, these individual heroes will have the stage once more. As they demonstrate just how amazing the human body can become, we all are enthralled. If they are lucky, their performances will garnish the attention of endorsers, or team organizations that may be in need of their talent.

Each contest will highlight the dedication to excellence of a handful of special individuals. There stories will be in the spotlight for this one moment in history, theirs to make epic. everything track and field becomes exciting and a source of pride, and perhaps it will linger this time.




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