It's All Fun and Games
It’s All Fun and Games
Every sport will consist of diverse personalities that, surprisingly, can relate and build “chemistry”, undergoing the act of teamwork. Teamwork is where a group of associates take part, together, in an objective that benefits everyone involved. Teamwork is vital when it comes to getting the team together and working as a whole – as one. Imagine the difficulty to this task, trying to put multiple personalities together and work as one. This task seems difficult to accomplish. However, it is possible with a team filled with players who are cocky, scared, quiet, controlled and energetic, to work together, practice, and work together to build the personalities together into one – making a very balanced team. No matter what team, every team has a player that is cocky – a stand up player. A cocky player always loves to be the one who scores the most goals, gets the most attention, and receives all the glory. In actuality, this type of player is usually hard to deal with or play with on a team. When it comes down to working as a team, this player would be the playmaker of the team, or the one initiating the play. In essence, cocky players are the players who help teams win, give a confidence boost to the team, and play every game with hardly any substitute players taking his/her position. However, there are energetic players who can relate to the same classification of cocky players. Energetic players are very similar to cocky players on all levels. They help teams win with their fast gameplay and give teams a confidence boost with the energetic attitude. An energetic player wouldn’t need a substitute nor would he or she need a motive to play with lots of energy. These types of players are ideal for captain positions; they have the ability to mirror this personality to the whole team. An energetic player would be chosen as a team captain over a cocky player, 100% of the time. Coaches know the importance of a team captain, and energetic
Every sport will consist of diverse personalities that, surprisingly, can relate and build “chemistry”, undergoing the act of teamwork. Teamwork is where a group of associates take part, together, in an objective that benefits everyone involved. Teamwork is vital when it comes to getting the team together and working as a whole – as one. Imagine the difficulty to this task, trying to put multiple personalities together and work as one. This task seems difficult to accomplish. However, it is possible with a team filled with players who are cocky, scared, quiet, controlled and energetic, to work together, practice, and work together to build the personalities together into one – making a very balanced team. No matter what team, every team has a player that is cocky – a stand up player. A cocky player always loves to be the one who scores the most goals, gets the most attention, and receives all the glory. In actuality, this type of player is usually hard to deal with or play with on a team. When it comes down to working as a team, this player would be the playmaker of the team, or the one initiating the play. In essence, cocky players are the players who help teams win, give a confidence boost to the team, and play every game with hardly any substitute players taking his/her position. However, there are energetic players who can relate to the same classification of cocky players. Energetic players are very similar to cocky players on all levels. They help teams win with their fast gameplay and give teams a confidence boost with the energetic attitude. An energetic player wouldn’t need a substitute nor would he or she need a motive to play with lots of energy. These types of players are ideal for captain positions; they have the ability to mirror this personality to the whole team. An energetic player would be chosen as a team captain over a cocky player, 100% of the time. Coaches know the importance of a team captain, and energetic