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K says players don't get tired by playing
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[QUOTE="Cheriehoop, post: 1318431, member: 127"] I agree. Kids can lose focus, get frustrated but shouldn't get tired unless they are sick, hurt, hungover or out of shape in the first place. I remember my own kids didn't tire in games but would be suddenly stricken with debilitating exhaustion when asked to take out the garbage, shovel, clean their rooms etc. ;) With the number of fouls, media timeouts, called timeouts in a game, kids shouldn't tire. The only caveat being that getting tired from running, jumping etc may differ from tiring from the increased wrestling prevalent in games. [/QUOTE]
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