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Perhaps the most appropriate
summary can be found in the "Bill of Rights for Young Athletes" (NASPE,
1977) written by medical, physical education and recreation experts in
the hope of creating guidelines to maximize the beneficial effects of
athletic participation for all. Bill Of Rights For Young
Athletes
- Right of the opportunity to
participate in sport regardless of ability level.
- Right to participate at a level that
is commensurate with each child's developmental level.
- Right to have qualified adult
leadership.
- Right to participate in safe and
healthy environments.
- Right of each child to share the
leadership and decision-making of their sport participation.
- Right to play as a child, not as an
adult.
- Right to proper preparation.
- Right to equal opportunity to strive
for success.
- Right to be treated with dignity by
all involved.
- Right to have fun through sport.
Dr. Colleen Hacker
Sports Psychology
Pacific Lutheran University
Tacoma, Washington
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