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At the age Olympians must start training, it's akin to child abuse. CMV.

The Olympics is a celebration of the absolute pinnacle of human physical achievement. I love watching them. But as the bar keeps getting raised, so do the demands placed on these athletes.      
      

Early twenties is seen as the prime for many events. Teenagers for others such as gymnastics. This forces training to begin early. Age 4. It is no wonder that a large majority of Olympians have parents who were Olympians themselves.
       
At age 4 the only thing I was passionate about was Power Rangers. The years of rigorous training these kids must do to perform at the elite level **deprives** them of a normal childhood. We deride the mother of Honey Boo Boo, and the parents of trophy kids. I believe there is a false dichotomy between this and the Olympian mentality. CMV.

**EDIT: My view has been changed. So unless you want to continue the discussion with someone other than me, OP, I don't give a shit.**
gpt
I would say child abuse qualifies as such if there is trauma, psychological damage or some other harm reflected in depression, addictions, phobias, sleeping, eating, relationship or other personality disorders.  

Just making them work and focus is pretty much the same as forcing them to go through school.  If there is any damage it basically turns them into...us?  

I think you have to present some evidence of negative outcomes of Olympic preparation in order to defend your point.