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]]>Netball is a fast-paced, active sport, in which most players have key roles assigned to them by the position they play. Once you’ve got the hang of each position and the rules that come with it, this game is definitely a contender for bagging the top spot of “most fun”. Clocking in at 60 minutes for each game, your cardio fitness will rapidly improve as you play this sport, and because the players are so reliant on one another to get the ball across the court, you are bound to make some fast friends pretty quickly.
Make sure you come equipped with mouth and shin guards, hockey is not a game for the faint-hearted. With lightning speed, players maneuver the ball across the pitch, with the aim of hitting it into the opponent’s net. Take your time to test out some key skills, such as dribbling and passing, as without these a hockey game won’t last very long. As with many sports, communication between players is key, and many hockey teams allow plenty of time for off-pitch bonding so that players know each and trust other.
Although not technically a team sport, playing as a double against another pair is a test of your and your partner’s ability to stay calm, communicate and think fast. Perhaps best played with someone you know fairly well (to avoid any mishaps or falling out!), when the game really gets going you can almost start to feel like you’re reading your partner’s mind as you work in tandem to defeat the opposing pair. Take time to practice your serves and rallies, outside of a competitive context, so you and your partner understand one another’s playing styles, your strengths, and your weaknesses.
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]]>The awesome thing about competitive team sports is that it involves working with other people. If you’re someone who loves doing that, then this is literally the perfect kind of exercise for you. What could be better than strategizing with fellow players, whilst also getting a good workout in the process?
When you work out on your own in the gym, you may be silently comparing yourself to others who also happen to be working out at the same gym. But let’s be real—doing that is nothing compared to actually competing against another person in an intense sports game. If you’re a naturally competitive person, don’t let it out at the gym—let it out on the court.
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]]>If you’re self-motivated, have a busy schedule, or simply enjoy doing pretty much everything on your own, solo workouts are a way to go. Make your own fitness plan and hit the gym, or simply work out at wherever you feel the most comfortable.
If you enjoy working out with others, sign up for a fitness class or give team sports a try. In addition to staying in shape, you’ll also be able to expand your social circle and make a bunch of new friends.
If you enjoy being around people during your workout – just not all the time – you can always mix things up. Work out by yourself on certain days, and practice team-based activities when you’re in the right mood.
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]]>Netball is a fast-paced, active sport, in which most players have key roles assigned to them by the position they play. Once you’ve got the hang of each position and the rules that come with it, this game is definitely a contender for bagging the top spot of “most fun”. Clocking in at 60 minutes for each game, your cardio fitness will rapidly improve as you play this sport, and because the players are so reliant on one another to get the ball across the court, you are bound to make some fast friends pretty quickly.
Make sure you come equipped with mouth and shin guards, hockey is not a game for the faint-hearted. With lightning speed, players maneuver the ball across the pitch, with the aim of hitting it into the opponent’s net. Take your time to test out some key skills, such as dribbling and passing, as without these a hockey game won’t last very long. As with many sports, communication between players is key, and many hockey teams allow plenty of time for off-pitch bonding so that players know each and trust other.
Although not technically a team sport, playing as a double against another pair is a test of your and your partner’s ability to stay calm, communicate and think fast. Perhaps best played with someone you know fairly well (to avoid any mishaps or falling out!), when the game really gets going you can almost start to feel like you’re reading your partner’s mind as you work in tandem to defeat the opposing pair. Take time to practice your serves and rallies, outside of a competitive context, so you and your partner understand one another’s playing styles, your strengths, and your weaknesses.
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]]>The post How to Know It’s Time to Join a Sports Team appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The awesome thing about competitive team sports is that it involves working with other people. If you’re someone who loves doing that, then this is literally the perfect kind of exercise for you. What could be better than strategizing with fellow players, whilst also getting a good workout in the process?
When you work out on your own in the gym, you may be silently comparing yourself to others who also happen to be working out at the same gym. But let’s be real—doing that is nothing compared to actually competing against another person in an intense sports game. If you’re a naturally competitive person, don’t let it out at the gym—let it out on the court.
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]]>The post How to Pick the Perfect Physical Activity for Your Personality Type appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>If you’re self-motivated, have a busy schedule, or simply enjoy doing pretty much everything on your own, solo workouts are a way to go. Make your own fitness plan and hit the gym, or simply work out at wherever you feel the most comfortable.
If you enjoy working out with others, sign up for a fitness class or give team sports a try. In addition to staying in shape, you’ll also be able to expand your social circle and make a bunch of new friends.
If you enjoy being around people during your workout – just not all the time – you can always mix things up. Work out by yourself on certain days, and practice team-based activities when you’re in the right mood.
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