Children should
always play competitive sports. They need to learn to lose before they could
possibly learn to win. They can’t go through life thinking they’re going to win
at everything they do, and if you think about it, life is a competition. Competition
should be introduced as soon as possible. It is in our nature for being
competitive. If it’s a new sport or activity, just let them have fun and do
their thing, but if it’s a sport that you know they are good at or that they
are very passionate about let them be competitive and try to succeed.
I disagree with
this passage for many reasons. They bring up some valid points, but I still do
not agree with their statements. I’ve grown up always being competitive. If I
don’t win or come close to winning, I usually didn’t have fun. Back to my point
life is a competition. If your child is not competitive he will not succeed as
soon as others. For example, after graduating college, you need to be
competitive to get a job because your opponents are all of your classmates you
just graduated with as long as all of the other colleges. You are not applying
just for fun, you need to be competitive and want the job you desire.
In conclusion
completion in sports as a child will teach them later on in life that life is a
competition. Therefore raising them like
this their whole life that they would know how to lose so that they can become
winners down the road.
I think people tend to forget that competition isn't just in sports. We are constantly competing in real life events and learning at a young age how to deal with competition is ideal for anyone wanting to become a decent adult.
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