The research question is "What national standards, coaching methods, and injury prevention policies are in place to ensure the safety of young American soccer players ages 10 to 18?" There are a number of intricacies and holes in this study that must be investigated. For instance, youth soccer-specific state regulations and safety requirements must be investigated. Also, the study must investigate the accessibility, affordability, and participation rates of youth soccer in each state, as well as how these factors affect the socioeconomic status of the players. In addition, the study must examine the present coaching practices and injury prevention policies for youth soccer in the United States. The study must conclude by comparing the United States youth soccer safety legislation and laws, coaching methods, and injury prevention efforts to those of other countries. Concerned for the well-being of young athletes, I am intrigued by the issue of young American soccer players' security. In addition, the fact that soccer is not as popular in the United States as it is in other areas of the world raises concerns over the safety precautions in place for youth soccer players in the United States. Its lack of popularity may indicate loopholes in safety standards and guidelines, putting young players in danger of injury. https://publications.aap.org/pediatrics/article/125/2/410/72058/Injuries-in-Youth-Soccer?autologincheck=redirected https://www.soccertoday.com/john-osullivan-changing-soccer-for-the-better/ 1-Using what you learned about audience analysis, describe what you know or can assume about your magazine's audience. Be sure to identify your audience's demographics and their psychographic profile (the audience's worldview with regard to their values, biases, interest in the topic, etc.). 2-What research did you conduct to analyze your audience? Link to any example articles from your magazine (or other sources) that you consulted and explain what information these sources provided. 3-Based on your research so far and based on your audience analysis, what unique perspective do you have on the problem (or on a solution the problem)? What other/different perspectives do you believe your audience might hold? How might you contend with these perspectives in your writing? 4-Using what you learned about drafting an effective thesis statement, phrase your perspective as a thesis statement (claim + reasoning) that is specific, complex, and arguable