In most societies, the number of people who take part in sports is decreasing as a result of a lack of time and expensive sports clubs

In most societies, the number of people who take part in sports is decreasing as a result of a lack of time and expensive sports clubs. Nevertheless, there are some effective measures that could encourage adults to play more sports.
There are two main root causes associated with dwindling the tendency of citizens toward exercise. The absence of work-life balance is the prominent culprit and will result in a lack of time. When individuals tackle with the shortage of time, the first item that is sacrificed is sport. For example, a busy manager who has to work more than eleven hours a day would prefer to spend the rest of the time with his family and resting rather than doing sports. Moreover, the cost of sports clubs is much more higher than all city dwellers could afford it. Particularly, poeple in law income while prioritizing their expenditure choose to spend their money on basic requierements of life and they do not consider the high expence of sport clubs as a neccessary item. Hence, they lose the opportunity of doing sports.
However, there are potential ways to solve this problem and inspire people to do routine workouts. Firstly, time management skills should be taught in schools and in parallel children should be informed about the importance of sport. Therefore, when they reach adult ages, they may have more work-life balance and treat the sport as a priority. These skills could be taught during hands-on experiments in school camps. In addition, governments should provide more free sports clubs which enable people from all walks of life to exercise in these centers. Providing these free facilities enable people to do sport with their family and friends which is inspiring. For instance, a free gym is affordable for a father who earns a little wage and could inspire him to enjoy it accompanied by his family every week.
In conclusion, the deficiency of work-life balance and the high costs of gym clubs results in reducing the tendency of adults to enjoy sports. To amend this trend and encourage citizens to do regular workouts, the government should not only inform people about the significance of sports but also provide free sports facilities.