WHAT SPORTS TAUGHT ME

 By Hrishikesh Wadekar ,


Many people around me used to say," Why you recommend everyone to make sports a part of their life , sport is nothing than a waste of time just for enjoyment". I got surprised and felt a little bad after listening to this thoughts because I love sports very much . I added on my point , " Sports doesn't means a waste of time , it is as important as studies ." Then they asked me a Question ," If you think like that then please tell us some things that sports give us". I thought for a while and replied ," Sports gave me many things.


Sports taught me the importance of fitness , it taught me that if you have fitness then you can grab the top position in any fields , then let it be like studies , sports , etc. If you have fitness then you get help in studies as we have seen or some of us have even experienced that if we see a fit guy , he is always active and ready to do any work  but an unfit overweighed guy we see is always found sleeping or eating , never ready to do any kind of work , never seen active , we can also say him a lazy lump . Sports which are played in team taught me the spirit of teamwork , it gave me the lesson that if we come together and divide our work and do it in a proper way then no one can break us and defeat us. Some sports like Hockey, Cricket , Football , etc. Taught me that never to lose lose hope till the end even if the circumstances are opposing us , there is still a way if there is a will and hope . It taught me to fight till the end . It also taught me to make a plan and perfectly execute it on the point , if you have no plan then you most likely to lose . We even make a plan before our exams about what must we take into the examination hall , exam revision plan , etc. And the very important thing it taught me is to keep consistently practicing , If your practice is perfect and consistent then you will conquer the world.


 And there are many more things to say which sports taught me to say but less time to tell " saying  this I left towards my home for my exams preparations.

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