Are combat sports suitable for young people to learn?

Are combat sports suitable for young people to learn?

• Use your own ideas/reasons to answer the above question (you can just use the question as your title).
• Write three main body paragraphs, using the argumentative structure.
• You don’t need to write a full introduction and conclusion paragraph.
• Just write one sentence to give your thesis (overall opinion) at the top, followed by the three paragraphs.
• Try to make sure your paragraphs include specific supporting details and examples.
• Control the length of your paragraphs (not too long, not too short).

Main Body 1: Your Argument • State a single, clear main point. Don’t “list” ideas: choose one, and elaborate. • Try to develop the main idea with specific, concrete, vivid details and evidence. • Use examples & quotes from external sources or from your own knowledge/experience.

Main Body 2: Opposing Argument • Present an objection or response to your own position. • Imagine you are debating with someone: what would they say? Explain their reasoning. • Use appropriate linking phrases to be clear you are discussing the opposing perspective.

Main Body 3: Your Counter-Argument • Present your response to the opposing viewpoint. • Identify a flaw in the reasoning or a problem with the supporting details. [OR] • Concede the opposing point, but offer a further reason supporting your own thesis.