Some people think that it is more beneficial to take part in sports which are played in teams, like football, while other people think that taking part in individual sports, like tennis or swimming, is better. Discuss both views and give your opinion

Doing

sports

has always been the best way to remain healthy and fit.

However

, there is a controversial argument that either solo or group

sports

are better. Personally, I believe that there is no privilege for none of them and each has its own benefits. Taking part in

sports

which are played in teams would improve valuable virtues in players.

Firstly

, they learn to be a member of the team. In football,

for example

, all players try their best to have an excellent performance in harmony with others to win the game. They mostly support and help each other to grow.

Secondly

, the sense of compatibility would be boosted. They have to be flexible and compatible to play every role that a coach gives them. If players cannot obey and be in harmony with their peers, they will fail and lose the game.

Finally

,

this

kind of sport would positively affect the trustiness of people, because the team could not achieve its goal if the members do not trust each other.

By contrast

, doing individual

sports

is likely to have a great impact on responsibility and independence. A person should work hard and be trained to be successful. In

this

case, a swimmer,

for instance

, needs to practice swimming for a long time to get

first

place in Olympics. People who take part in

this

kind of sport should be fully responsible for their performance because they are playing alone and

consequently

will achieve exactly what they work for. They

also

need to rely on themselves

instead

of depending on teammates.

Therefore

, they may gain more confidence by winning every game due to their solo performance. In conclusion, taking part in

sports

is more important than the type of that whether individual or in a team and in my opinion, both are favourable and benefit the attendees.