Imagine a world without sport. Obesidity rising? Kids looking up too Ronald MacDonald rather than a famous sport star?.... I’m here too talk about “why sports are beneficial to us in life” For most people, sports benefit our everyday lives; they make us happy when we’re low, smile when we’re angry or set memories over memories. In closer details “Sports help us learn the aspects of life”. Playing sports in a young age can benefit our lives, it helps us strengthen bones and muscles and “Improve leadership qualities”. The obvious one, “sports help have a positive body, a good out look one life”, our Haoura is a self-well being. Its aspects are Social, spiritual, physical, mental and emotion. In the next 3 paragraph will be written on the headings I have chosen in the speech marks...
Everyone knows a leader. My favourite leader is the captain of the all blacks, Ritchie McCaw. He is the finest leader New Zealand has at the moment and will Lead New Zealand to win the Rugby world cup. Obviously sports have a lot to do with Leaders. From teenage years at school they will look up to leaders such as the First Xv captain. From a young age playing rugby, Keanu Kahukura, he captained the Marist team U13 this is what brought him to where he is today, the head boy of Southland boy’s high school. Sports at young ages improve leadership qualities. It helps us in life that in years to come it will benefit us. June 2nd
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If you see most sports stars now, they have a toned out body. Sports have the benefits of making your everyday lives better. Playing sports gives you a positive out-look on life. Before I played sports in Year 8, I was big and I was a couch potato and didn’t like any sports but later on I got put into rugby. From then-on-now I play for the 2nd XV and I run the 100metres in 12 seconds at the weight of 91 kgs. I feel great. Sports have the ability to improve everybody’s well-being and a toned out body.
Now here’s one of the best beneficiaries I picked out. Sports have a lot to do on the future of your life, from a young age of playing sports to a age you are now. Sports are like an aspect of life. Winning and losing? Achieving and failing? Kids will learn from a young age that they can and can’t win everything in sports, this is what is linked up too life. They will know that they can’t achieve everything in life. If we lost a game in rugby, we’d have trainging and have group discussion on our faliures during the game . This helps us regather what we should do next time we verse then and train harder. Another aspect is ‘Team work’ . Team work will be a main part in the future as well. You can’t build a house on your own without a lot of help. So in Rugby , kids will know that theres no such thing as one-man-team. So sports ain’t just got to do with physical, it can also be what we can use in the future.
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