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Athletes that participate in a sport that is either focused on body image or one where being smaller is considered and advantage are the ones who are more likely to develop an eating disorder. Examples of such sports are....

*Gymnastics

*Figure skating

*Cheerleading

*Diving

*Horseback riding (equestrian, racing)

*Dance (Ballet)

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