Today, sport offers people many opportunities to make the most of their abilities, to contribute to a collective effort, to enjoy the joys, and sometimes to experience the sadness of victory and failure. And more than that, competition in sports is indispensable to our humans.
Firstly, there is a multitude of forms of competition for paralyzed athletes — baseball, ice fields, gymnasts, or racetracks — even in athletic competitions between athletes. Some sports require players to be in truly good condition, such as basketball and tennis. There were other technical issues, such as billiards and sailing ships. Second, competition always results in some stress. And that may be good because a little stress helps your body deal with its challenge. But excess stress can rob you of the joy of a sport and make it difficult for you to help your child, besides playing, other things that can make young athletes feel stressed, such as putting too much pressure on their parents or a coach to win. Too much physical activity on the schedule. Children do not want to play sports. The sport is to remain active, to feel proud, to grow as an athlete, and to befriend more. Above all, whether children play on a team or a weekend game, the goal is to have fun. By holding that priority, you can help your child learn how to cope with the natural pressures of the contest. The last may sound paradoxical, but it is one of the sad realities of modern sports. The negative influence is also associated with the spirit of competition mentioned above and is evident in large sporting events where the competitive spirit can bring enormous benefits to the participants.
It's fair to say, the sports have a certain utility in them. Typically, it is through playing sports together that individuals are more likely to learn about and make friends. Concerning health training, it is clear that sports can be completely replaced by physical exercise. Even in yoga, meditation, etc. , Also thought to be beneficial to the trainee's health.
Today
,
sport
offers
people
many
opportunities to
make
the most of their abilities, to contribute to a collective effort, to enjoy the joys, and
sometimes
to experience the sadness of victory and failure. And more than that,
competition
in
sports
is indispensable to our humans.
Firstly
, there is a multitude of forms of
competition
for paralyzed
athletes
— baseball, ice fields, gymnasts, or racetracks — even in athletic
competitions
between
athletes
.
Some
sports
require players to be in
truly
good
condition, such as basketball and tennis. There were other technical issues, such as billiards and sailing ships. Second,
competition
always results in
some
stress
. And that may be
good
because
a
little
stress
helps
your body deal with its challenge.
But
excess
stress
can rob you of the joy of a
sport
and
make
it difficult for you to
help
your child,
besides
playing, other things that can
make
young
athletes
feel
stressed
, such as putting too much pressure on their parents or a coach to win. Too much physical activity on the schedule. Children do not want to play
sports
. The
sport
is to remain active, to feel proud, to grow as an
athlete
, and to befriend more.
Above all
, whether children play on a team or a weekend game, the goal is to have fun. By holding that priority, you can
help
your child learn how to cope with the natural pressures of the contest. The last may sound paradoxical,
but
it is one of the sad realities of modern
sports
. The
negative
influence is
also
associated with the spirit of
competition
mentioned above and is evident in large sporting
events
where the competitive spirit can bring enormous benefits to the participants.
It's
fair
to say, the
sports
have a certain utility in them.
Typically
, it is through playing
sports
together that individuals are more likely to learn about and
make
friends. Concerning health training, it is
clear
that
sports
can be completely replaced by physical exercise. Even in yoga, meditation, etc.
,
Also
thought
to be beneficial to the trainee's health.