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**Ifroham4** · 07-04-2012, 05:37 PM

Sports is not just about winning medals.

hmm... truth to be told, there will be folks who love sports and there will be folks who shun it, there's a full spectrum out there. go to any sports complex in Singapore and you see the big slogan "Sports for Life". not that the infrastructures aren't there, it is more so that folks placed a higher priority in getting the dough onto their dinner table.

looking into schools, ACES day is put in place but the execution part is flawed. sports are activities carried out over a protracted period of time, not a one-off event marked in the calendar. go to the cross country events, track events, marathon events, or any other sports events, no lack of participants me say. only a matter of sustainability in terms of the individual's interests in the event.

07-04-2012, 05:37 PM	#26
Ifroham4 Join Date Apr 2007 Posts 5,196 Senior Member	Sports is not just about winning medals. hmm... truth to be told, there will be folks who love sports and there will be folks who shun it, there's a full spectrum out there. go to any sports complex in Singapore and you see the big slogan "Sports for Life". not that the infrastructures aren't there, it is more so that folks placed a higher priority in getting the dough onto their dinner table. looking into schools, ACES day is put in place but the execution part is flawed. sports are activities carried out over a protracted period of time, not a one-off event marked in the calendar. go to the cross country events, track events, marathon events, or any other sports events, no lack of participants me say. only a matter of sustainability in terms of the individual's interests in the event.
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