Redundancy Evaluation
Are the following arguments (essentially) making the same point?

These questions help ensure that the top arguments identified are distinct.

Argument A

Playing multiple sports lowers the risk of repetitive strain and overuse injuries, as different activities engage different muscle groups and movement patterns. It also reduces psychological fatigue by keeping sports enjoyable and varied.

Argument B

Exposure to diverse sports enhances coordination, agility, and general motor skills, which are transferable across athletic contexts and can lead to more adaptable and resilient athletes.

Supported by findings in: Journal of Sports Sciences.

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