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Old 23rd October 2006, 12:41 PM
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Re: For the teachers, I suppose, although anyone can join in...
Originally Posted by Momo Is A Beast
first and foremost, in my opinion, a child should play sport for enjoyment and for fitness. Teaching kids about competition etc is wrong. Shankly may have said 1st is 1st and 2nd is nowhere, but at such a young age you should play sport to enjoy it, at the end of the day we follow footy cos we love the game. In schools and teams, it should be all about going out and enjoying yourself. competition is something that comes naturally as you get older.

thats my twopence worth anyway
It's a tough one though, because I feel we have a culture of being happy with 2nd and 3rd and thats why we are shite at so many sports. A lot of children thrive off competition also.

However, competition within school can often lead to mismatching of a high degree due to Puberty development. Ian Thorpe (Aussie swimmer) was smashing World Records at 15 (think he is considering retiring at 24 or something like that)
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