@ARajsigl@KIN110UofR Personally, I believe an act of violence in most sports is when another player's attention has specifically harmed the player in a dangerous manner. This theory is best fit in soccer when challenging to get the ball.
@wurm_joel@KIN110UofR The owner should have better behaviour than fans. The owner should be the one setting the best example for the fans and not doing anything normal people would be allowed to do.
@KIN110UofR, please retweet. If there were no violent plays in hockey, football or other sports, do you think the games would be as attended? Or if there were no alcohol allowed at games, would the games be as attended?
@KIN110UofR, please retweet. This article shows the different fan violence arrest rates in the US, where do you think the highest rate of arrest in fan violence is in Canada?
https://t.co/4mh8w6cFIi
@KIN110UofR about 10 Canadian youth coaches get arrested each year from child abuse. How many do you think actually happen that aren’t reported and what happens to the child after this occurs?
@BriannaSwyryda@KIN110UofR I believe men’s rugby is one of the most violent sports because this sport has one of the highest concussion rate. With having the highest concussion rate that is why I believe men’s rugby is the most violent sport.
@JuanVar62551361@KIN110UofR I think for rookie jobs such as filling water bottles and other tasks, the team should be put into groups with rookies and vets mixed, with everyone taking on tasks less hazing in that part will decrease
@KIN110UofR minimum wage is $11.32 an hour in Saskatchewan. This is not a lot of money to live off, but for small businesses its hard for them too. They are paying for their business paying bills and also paying their employees. Which makes it hard for small businesses to thrive.
@senecalkin110 I agree with his statement though, the veterans and people fighting now need to be respected and wearing a poppy are only one of the ways to do it. He may have worded what he said poorly but the outcome would be the same no matter what because of the new society we live in.
@KIN110UofR The poppy has a great significance to the war. The poppies grew where the soldiers are buried on the battlefield. Poppies growing show who lost their lives fighting for our sacrifices and wearing a poppy show you support our freedom today.
@KIN110UofR I think we should start by letting young girls feel they have power and control. Let them have “they’re just girl” moments and influence them to be great leaders. If they’re in a power position or feel as if they are they will keep thriving and become more noticed leaders.
@KIN110UofR Norms of masculinity in sport are changing not a fast pace but it is changing. When I started figure skating guys were only in it to learn how to skate than transferred to hockey. Now the guys are going it to pursue something they enjoy.
@KIN110UofR The government should start on small projects first than grow to larger ones like fixing sidewalks, getting people educated about physical activity and where to access facilities. They need to promote more reasonably instead of showing the most fit people on tv to promote health.
@KIN110UofR If the sport does not involve the NFL, CFL, NHL, NBA, or MLB you do not see it covered as much. There is very minimal coverage of other sports that include women or are “more of a women’s sport.” Even trying to watch national soft ball you have to search it online to watch.
@KIN110UofR The advertising companies show only what people want to see, after a hockey game you see the big goals, the big hits and all the things that would make people more interested. They do not show all the little and fundamental things of the game. #represent
@KIN110UofR I never realized how much sports have really changed until I researched more this website taught me that every sport has changed, these all help to make the game more enjoyable for all people. https://t.co/xBOx23bub7
@KIN110UofR Commercialization does impact my enjoyment of sport because life is so hectic I do not attend many games I watch them on tv and all the commercials make me turn away from the channel and miss part of the game.
@KIN110UofR Since there is not a lot of wider prodcasted sports on television people become more open to what’s in their reach and being from Saskatchewan the rough riders are a big part of identity, also because football is a major sport so people will become fans more easily.
@KIN110UofR I understand you want to cheer for your team but a lot of this merchandise is weird like what’s the point of having knives with your teams logo #consumption#materialism https://t.co/xx9wn2VIvm
@KIN110UofR Personally I would let my kid on adventurous playgrounds the reason being it teaches a sense of sport and creativity. It also helps teach that if you fall down you can get up and try again. #adventureplaygrounds