Sukhjeet Singh
Team sports are beneficial for a person’s communicating skills. Clear and confident communication is critical to maintaining relationships and certain opportunities. For example, in the workplace, communicating and collaborating with colleagues and employers can build respect and trust in their eyes.
They are more likely to offer you specific assignments and promotions to further improve your pay and work ethic. In team sports, passing a ball by someone’s name, discussing game strategy, and deciding player assignments are all forms of communication necessary to achieve a successful outcome. Team sports provide a solid foundation for social skills.
Playing team sports can create meaningful relationships and connections. This is because on a team, there are a lot of people who will approach you for a friendship or connexion because they see that you can work with other people.
This not only expands your circle of friendship, but also creates strong and meaningful connexions with others. Also, since team sports are often a long-term commitment, many people develop even deeper connections with others, often making them life-long. Playing a team sport builds a good character because it is effective at building relationships.
Opponents of team sports may argue that this encourages aggressive behaviour among teammates. However, while this may be partly true, it is mostly misleading. In team sports, there are referees or coaches who guide them and put them on the field for any abusive or threatening behaviour.
Rather, it will teach a person to learn from their mistakes and build resilience in a person.
In conclusion, team sports not only improve social skills and help develop good character, but they also create and help maintain meaningful friendships and connections. For a successful and fruitful future, team sports play a vital role in developing good character.
The author is a student at Viewbank College, Melbourne
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