Essay On Team Sports

“I’m not good at sports and I’d rather just stay home and read” I used to say. Many people argue that they do not have enough skill to participate in a team sport. On the other hand, they might also say that they do not like sports and prefer other activities. However, team sports help develop teens’ characters. Team sports do not require amazing athletic skill to participate. Facilities provide a large variety of team sports to accommodate all young adults. If traditional team sports such as baseball, soccer, football, and basketball do not appeal to an individual, perhaps he/she should look into more unique sports such as gymnastics and horse back riding. For youths who claim to have no skill, sports such as cross-country, track, and swimming require little skill to join. Teens should participate in team sports because sports build character, teach teamwork, motivate adolescents to work

Many homeschooling families do not require physical education classes as a part of their homeschooling program. Because of this, homeschoolers often lack daily exercise in their lives. Even if an individual exercises every day at home, he may need a team environment to challenge him. Additionally, sometimes homeschoolers feel lonely and secluded because of their lack of interaction with other adolescents. Character building requires positive face-to-face communication with other people. Homeschooling teens lacking daily exercise and social interaction should join a sports program. For example, his fall, I joined a cross-country team and found myself physically challenged, excited to exercise with kids on my team, and made a close friendship with another runner—all benefits I would not have experienced had I exercised alone. Sports teams invite homeschoolers to join for a challenging exercise routine and beneficial relationships with other young