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7 benefits of playing a sport

Did you know that both physical and emotional health can be promoted through sport?<br><br>However the percentage of kids participating in organised sport activities outside school hours is on the decline, according to the “Children’s Participation in Cultural and Leisure Activities report”, issued by the Australian Bureau of Statistics’.<br><br>The report shows a decrease in the percentage of kids involved in at least one organised sport, from 63% on April 2009 to 60% on April 2012.<br><br>The most popular sport is swimming among both boys and girls, followed by outdoor soccer for boys and Netball for girls. Full article: http://wannabees.com.au/7-benefits-of-playing-a-sport/

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7 benefits of playing a sport

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  1. THE BENEFITS OF PLAYING A SPORT BY WANNABEES FAMILY PLAY TOWN

  2. Did you know that both physical and emotional health can be promoted through sport? fewer than 40% of Australian kids play any sport outside of school.

  3. The benefits of playing a sport are numerous help them with their education. It can teach kids about coordination skills keep them fit and healthy

  4. Choosing the right sport for your child is also important. Not all children are natural sports players, so choose something they love so that if they’re still developing their sporting skills, they’ll have fun in the process.

  5. If your child loves rough-and-tumble contact they might be best suited to sports like rugby or AFL While if they’re fast runners and have good all-round skills, they might be good at soccer. If they have awesome hand-eye coordination, sports such as cricket or tennis are best for them

  6. supplementing an active lifestyle through sport with some academic benefits helps kids use their skills in educational contexts.

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