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We love our sports. They not only provide us with a sense of camaraderie with other people trying to accomplish the same thing, they also provide us with an opportunity to meet a challenge and succeed. Many would say that, as animals, we are instinctively combatant and competitive and sports allow us to satisfy those instincts non-violently. 

No one is sure when physical competition began, but it is believed that as soon as someone noticed that one person could throw a rock farther than another, people began to compare their physical skills and show acclimation towards the winner. The winner of course, instinctively felt pride and satisfaction that felt as good as anything else that they enjoyed. Cave art depicting archery competitions dates to 30,000BC and more drawing depict early Mayans competing in a game involving a ball. The enjoyment of sports also involves personal satisfaction in one's own physical capabilities. Captain Cook brought back tales of people surfing in Hawaii in 1785.

Many people will spend hours alone shooting at targets, fishing with no one to witness the big one that got away, and play golf by themselves into the night while having no one to witness their hole-in-one or their eagle on 18 to break par. What actually "gets" a person about golf, surfing, bowling, or any other sport over another is a mystery. We only know that, when we do good, we feel good and there is always an opportunity to do better.

Along the way, people began to notice that the people who did participate in sports, whether they were the winners or not, seemed to do better in other areas of their lives. They did better at their jobs, in social situations, in school, were more ambitious, and were more actively involved with society. These positive attributes were not only associated with the athletes themselves but also seemed to rub off on people who simply liked to watch. What better training for a salesperson, who needs to be aggressive, than to have played football. If you are planning to go into one of the highly skilled trades like carpentry or steel working, you had better be in good shape first.

Sports are as important in a child's development as reading, writing and math. In fact, sports help children with their classroom education by teaching them to focus on the task at hand and to not give up when they face a challenge. If you want your child to do well, make sure that they have an opportunity to participate in some sport.

It's hard to imagine how to have so much fun any other way. So, whatever your pleasure, let's get it on.

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