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How We Can Save Sports - A Game Plan, With a New Introduction

English · Paperback / Softback

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From disturbing research on concussions to publicly-financed stadiums that benefit wealthy team owners, Ken Reed argues that much of our sports culture is broken. In the paperback edition, Reed provides a new introduction to bring this perennial topic up to the present, outlines the most pressing challenges, and offers practical solutions.

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Foreword by Ralph Nader
Preface
Introduction
Chapter One: Our Sports Have Been Seized By the Forces of Ego and Greed
Chapter Two: Transition to Community Ownership Model Needed to
Empower Fans
Chapter Three: Concussion Research Can't Be Ignored
Chapter Four: It's Time to Take Adult Egos Out of Youth Sports
Chapter Five: College Sports: Where Do We Go From Here?
Chapter Six: PE and Sports for All Students
Chapter Seven: Sports World Needs More Humanistic Coaches
Chapter Eight: Clear Actions Need to Be Taken to Ensure Equal
Opportunity in Sports for All Americans
Chapter Nine: It's Time to Establish a National Sports Commission
Chapter Ten: Sports Media is Dropping the Ball on Social, Cultural, and
Economic Issues in Sports
Chapter Eleven: Calling All Potential Sports Reformers
Appendix: Action Plan and Resources
About the Author
About League of Fans


About the author










Ken Reed is sports policy director for the League of Fans, a sports reform project started by Ralph Nader. Reed is a long-time sports marketing consultant, sports studies instructor, sports issues analyst, columnist and author. He holds a doctorate in sports administration and created the Center for the Advancement of Physical Education (CAPE) for the non-profit PE4Life, devoted to cardiovascular-based physical education for all students, K-12. He blogs on sports issues for the Huffington Post.

Summary

From disturbing research on concussions to publicly-financed stadiums that benefit wealthy team owners, Ken Reed argues that much of our sports culture is broken. In the paperback edition, Reed provides a new introduction to bring this perennial topic up to the present, outlines the most pressing challenges, and offers practical solutions.

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