Team sports are better than individual sports.

 Hi! Do you like playing sports? Well, today's topic is "Team sports are better than individual sports." What do you think? Well, I think that they are actually better.

The reason that team sports are better than individual sports is that it helps you grow teamwork, which is critical in your life. Also, team sports help kids learn that you have to work together. You can't score a goal by yourself in a soccer game unless you are so good or another team is so bad at soccer. So you have to pass, encourage each other, and help each other. So kids learn that teamwork is important in real-life situations. And I think real-life situations will be better than some lessons on teamwork, and why it is important. Also, if you play individual sports, pressure is all on you, it is going to be your fault if you mess up. You will probably think that you are not good enough every time you mess up. And that is not a good situation. But when you are doing team sports, you can mess up, but if your teammates are good ones, they would say good words and encourage you again. Also, when you play alone, you can't make any friends, you will only have your coach to make friends. But in team sports, your teammates can be your friend, they all can be. So you won't be lonely. 

Another reason that team sports are better than individual sports is that you have someone to train with even if your coach is taking a day off and training is canceled, you could train together, and it would be more fun and better if you train together. Honestly, it is better if you train with someone because they may see your mistake that you didn't, and maybe help you fix it. 

Another opinion is that team sports are not better than individual sports. They are not because even if you are so good, but your teammates and so bad at playing, it is like you are wasting your talent. Also, if your teammates don't like you and you are lonely, that is worst kind of being lonely. Also, if you play team sports, you would have at least one memory of your teammates being "Ahh! That was close one" When you messed up. 

Well, that's all and bye!