In order for the nation to grasp sports, inserting regulations concerning sports into the Constitution is very important. Due to the influence of Spain and Portugal, most of the Constitution of Latin American countries have regulations relating to sports. Although they belong to the same culture area as Latin America, the way they regulate something relating to sports are various. When we try to add regulations concerning sports into our own countries’ Constitution, this Latin American Constitution’s sports clause will be of a great reference. In the case of these countries’ Constitution, the placement of sports clause can be divided into two. Firstly, it is a Constitution that places sports as human rights. Secondly, it is a Constitution that places sports as the country’s objective. This year (2008), in Germany’s case, there is a movement on trying to insert sports regulations into the Constitution. However, it is examined by regulating the country’s objective, rather than regulating sports as human rights. When trying to place sports as human rights, there might be many problems brought up, such as who’s human rights is it, and what kind of content will that be about. I think that regulating sports as national objective into the Constitution is suitable, because a healthy growth for sports should be built together between the nation and the citizens as one.