While coaches argue that playing sports in groups increases discipline and results, the document questions whether this is true. While group exercise provides benefits like shared experiences and motivation, it may lack an individual approach and cause discomfort from social pressure. Additionally, group activities require a flexible schedule, which some people do not have. Ultimately, the author concludes that for their own preferences, playing sports individually is less disadvantageous than in a group setting, though preferences may vary person to person.
While coaches argue that playing sports in groups increases discipline and results, the document questions whether this is true. While group exercise provides benefits like shared experiences and motivation, it may lack an individual approach and cause discomfort from social pressure. Additionally, group activities require a flexible schedule, which some people do not have. Ultimately, the author concludes that for their own preferences, playing sports individually is less disadvantageous than in a group setting, though preferences may vary person to person.
While coaches argue that playing sports in groups increases discipline and results, the document questions whether this is true. While group exercise provides benefits like shared experiences and motivation, it may lack an individual approach and cause discomfort from social pressure. Additionally, group activities require a flexible schedule, which some people do not have. Ultimately, the author concludes that for their own preferences, playing sports individually is less disadvantageous than in a group setting, though preferences may vary person to person.
Increasingly, people would prefer to play sports in a group rather than
individually. According to the coaches, it increases discipline and
gives better results, but is it really so?
There are a number of benefits to exercising in groups. As a result,
people can share their own experiences or even give each other advice. In addition, if people see the positive results of others, they will put more effort. In such an atmosphere, sports will be faster and more interesting.
On the other hand, there are a number of disadvantages in this
regard. To begin with, it can be said that group classes may lack an individual approach, and for some it may be important. In contrast to motivation from others, one may feel discomfort and tension among other people, worrying that they are doing worse than others. Exercising in groups is a bad decision when you don't have a flexible schedule. This means that you will not be able to adjust to the free time of others to attend classes in groups.
In conclusion, I want to say that for me, playing sports in groups is
more of a disadvantage because I am less comfortable than I did it myself. However, I think everyone has their own opinion on this, don't they?