more than half of the 800 professional sports people that replied to a survey by the professional players associationetiring. but whose responsibility is it to help them transition? should govern in what is help at this time? —— government. yes. we have seen the detrimental effects of sport and you don't want a negative because sport should be the best thing that anyone has in their life. and with three global sporting championships coming up in the next three months, the challenge across sport may not just three months, the challenge across sport may notjust be winning more medals. and there will be plenty more inspiring stories to come, with the start of the winter olympics in pyonchang this week. but none more inspiring than the story of canadian speed skater denny morrison. a medallist at three different olympics he suffered horrific injuries in a motorbike crash in 2015. further complications followed, but now he will realise his dream of competing at a fourth olympics. people always ask me, why are you still doing this? you are the perfect reason to retire. i tell my life telling people that if

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