I love to play football, and I like to play tennis, too. I sometimes played soccer at high school. It was in the past, long gone, but I still remember. I played with a group of boys and girls from different high schools. My mum did not like me whenever she saw me playing football. One day I remembered When my friends called me to a school stadium or field. I had to sneak out of the house. When she saw me, I turned around and told her that a group of guys and girls had called to a birthday party. Mum said to go to the party I should wear a beautiful dress or mini shirt, but she saw me wearing short pants instead. Mum caught me on the lie.
Anyway, I play sports because it is fun; outdoor sports give me energy, and I am enthusiastic about meeting local people in a tight-net community. And teamwork was great. I can see the sunlight, though. Maybe at that time, I was kind of like a tomboy. Even now, I may visit Maidstone Park to see Kiwi people( New Zealanders ) play Ruby Tui. Learning can be sports would be hard and easy. But if people know which sport you are keen on, it is effortless and enjoyable why. I said it might work the same way as they choose a job they like rather than the one they do not like. The ability to enjoy its job will make them stick to it in the long haul, just my perceptive. Sports make people healthy, body and mind, playing for competition or enjoyment. For instance, when we play, we tend to run around and be active, which can burn calories and feel like getting to know ourselves and people and making friends.