Challenges
Challenges can be legal or methodical.
It is important that nothing that the NGO or corporate or funding agency or philanthropist or celebrity does to address the challenges is illegal.

For Athletes:
Injuries:
Sports-related injuries are a significant concern, leading to setbacks in training and competition, and potentially impacting long-term health.
Time Management & Balancing Commitments:
Athletes, especially student-athletes, struggle to balance training, competition, academics, and social life.
Mental Health:
The pressure to perform, fear of failure, and the intense nature of competitive sports can lead to mental health challenges.
Career Transition:
Athletes face the challenge of transitioning out of their sports careers and finding new paths after retirement.
Cultural and Societal Barriers:
Gender bias, cultural norms, and societal expectations can hinder participation and success in sports, particularly for certain groups.
Lack of Confidence:
Self-doubt, fear of making mistakes, and the pressure to meet expectations can hold athletes back from reaching their full potential.
Financial Constraints:
Many athletes, especially in non-popular sports, struggle to secure adequate funding for training, equipment, and competition.
Lack of Infrastructure:
Poorly maintained facilities and inadequate training infrastructure can hinder athlete development and performance.