Although sports is not a difficult subject per se, many students still struggle with it. Why? Because not all students are sports fans. Many of them have no interest in sports and are a lot better at writing about math and physics, for example. Here are a few tips to help you come up with good ideas and write the paper:

• Start by picking a good topic that has potential. You need to tackle a subject that is interesting and that addresses a real problem faced by athletes. Find something interesting and you will get praises from your teacher and audience. A few ideas will be listed in this post as well.

• Do the appropriate research and note down ideas and facts. Make sure you base your research on, and reference only, authoritative and credible sources. For example, Wikipedia is not an adequate source as it is user-maintained.

• Write a catchy, well thought of introduction. The introduction is what captivates the reader and presents your thesis, point of view and a sneak peak of the contents of the piece.

• Compose the paragraphs of the paper. Each paragraph should cover a statement or fact and should expand on it. Insert your own opinions into the discussion. Avoid walls of text if possible.

• Wrap everything up with a good conclusion. List the most important points of your dissertation in the conclusion, as well as the facts that support your thesis. You can end everything with a call to action or suggest further research is required on a particular topic.

• Read you work, edit it so that everything reads perfect, and proofread everything at least once.

Three Brilliant Sports Topics

• The gender bias in sports. Why are men more likely to succeed in a career in sports?

• The most effective methods of coaching. Is the coach the most important part of a team?

• Relieving excess stress in the office through sports. Should areas dedicated to recreational sports be present in most office buildings?