Team sport provides youth with the opportunity to develop a number of competencies including social skills.

These skills can be transferable to the workplace, and help adolescents build positive social relationships that can lead to academic success later on in life.

In team sports, players must understand their roles and how they contribute to the team goal. This helps them grow into supportive, understanding, patient and kind people.

They also learn to accept setbacks and make sacrifices to win a game, which can help them overcome obstacles in the future.

Being a good team player means not just focusing on what you are supposed to be doing, but doing it to the best of your ability. It takes persistence, patience and practice to achieve that.

As a result, a strong team can accomplish much more than an individual could. Coach K begins every season by sitting down with his Blue Devils team and allowing them to establish the standards that they will work to live and work by.

As a result, they are more likely to excel in school and in life. This is due in part to their improved self-esteem and social interaction, as well as their increased sense of belonging. They are also healthier, less depressed and more satisfied with their lives. This is because they are able to maintain their health and fitness levels by engaging in exercise activities regularly. These physical activities can also trigger the chemicals in your brain that cause you to feel happy and relaxed.