The unsporting behavior implies the number of acts and various actions which don't correspond to the image of the true athlete.
Absolutely each person has the developed character, the image of thinking and behavior. All people are subject to the stress, disorders, various situations where there is the risk to fly into a rage and even the lack of the dream or bad mood can play the bad joke in the course of communication with people around. And the one who devoted himself to sport isn't the exception. The person doing any sport is always surrounded by such athletes, mentors, possibly fans, it is almost constantly forced to interact with people and he wants that or not, he should communicate with them constantly. The sport is primary activity, it is the work bringing besides quite good earnings. And, as in any field of activity there is the business, working etiquette, there is also the concept of sports behavior which implies the culture of communication, restraint. The athlete is obliged to be able to behave, not to allow emotions to get of himself the best, he is the person public and has no right to set the bad example to those who equal on it, as to the athlete, and including youth. He takes heavy responsibility and is obliged to observe the culture of sports communication.
Examples of the unsporting behavior
Likely it isn't enough of those who don't worry concerning the failures, problems, unjustified hopes. Most likely such people just don't exist. And it is normal, everyone wants the best for himself, the relatives and is upset if efforts don't bring desirable results. But the big difference consists not in the relation to when something went wrong, and in behavior as far as the person violently reacts and breaks on the people surrounding it. If the athlete begins to behave outside public sporting events provocatively, to be rude, raises the voice and doesn't constrain himself in the expressions, then it can be written off for certain bad manners, immorality. But if this situation occurs in the eyes, and especially towards coaches, fans, officials, then such behavior is undoubted it has to be recognized as unsporting, it can't correspond to admissible rules in any way.
The acts which aren't corresponding to sports behavior:
- Exclamations, shout, the created noise duringduring the sporting event
- Abuse, obscene expressions
- Intimidation concerning the opponent and referees
- Incorrect, free acts
- Fight, physical abuse
- Intended derogation from the stated norms and requirements