For many years, playing sports has been one of the most significant sociocultural learning opportunities for boys and men. Our girls should have the same advantages. Most of the girls stayed at home and engage themselves in particular because of some weird reasons like the stereotype talks about girls that don’t play games or because of dress code or many other issues. Girls need to be active in sports and games is important not because there comes equality but because girls need to be strong and tough for the future, therefore, they should take part in sports and other curricular activities. While in between their studies all women need to be highly active in sports.
Although women now doing great in sports, if we look into the cricket teams of women the tournaments and world cup of cricket heading towards women also. There is the world cup of cricket in which all over the world the women’s teams of countries took part which is surprisingly amazing that means our upcoming generation is aware of the advantages of sports for women.
Here is some gathered information about the advantages of games for women:
- Those in high school who participated in sports had lower rates of unwanted pregnancies. They have higher academic achievement rates and higher graduation rates than those who did not.
- Young women who participate in sports, such as junior cricket players or junior golfers, have better levels of confidence.
- Compared to girls and women who do not participate in sports, those who do have more favorable body images and report greater levels of psychological well-being.
The organizational structure and interpersonal ties in the current American business model are dominated by men.
Sport teaches males the conventions of social relations and human organizations. One of the most significant sociocultural learning contexts in our culture, the sport was traditionally exclusive for males and men.
In reality, women are contributing new assets to organizations and industries based on their propensity for cooperative forms of work, group process skills, and sensitivity to human needs.
Business organizational structures will eventually start to take on more feminine traits as more women advance to leadership positions.
All of us benefit from exercise in a variety of ways, including how it affects our bodies and minds.
However, teen females far too frequently skip out on the active play, exercise, and sports involvement that would improve their health, raise their confidence, build their self-esteem, and give them the ability to handle stress.
Girls who participate in sports learn how to win and lose. They develop resilience and coping mechanisms, come to terms with and respect their bodies, and connect with like-minded others.
For instance, my youngest daughter likes spending time with her school friends, but she also values the more “sporty” acquaintances she has made via basketball, soccer, volleyball, and other sports.
Good health that includes physical exercise can minimize a girl’s risk for some illnesses, including breast cancer. In addition, girls who participate in sports and physical exercise frequently. They learn how helpful these activities can be for coping with stress, anxiety, or sadness.
Girls who participate in sports gain an appreciation for their bodies, no matter what size they are; feel stronger physically, mentally, and emotionally; enjoy being fit; often find friendships easier; and typically adopt other healthy lifestyle habits like not smoking, abstaining from drugs and alcohol, choosing to eat well, and getting enough sleep.
