> and think that sports can be great for learning teamwork and hard work I agree that they develop hard work and commitment, but I've always been sceptical abo

> and think that sports can be great for learning teamwork and hard work I agree that they develop hard work and commitment, but I've always been sceptical about the teamwork aspects. Teamwork should enable a group of people to achieve more than the individual. Most sports are not like that: practically, it makes no difference if each football team has one player or 11. The objective ( score against the opposition ) would still be achieved. Perhaps to a lesser magnitude, but still achieved. Real teamwork development requires tasks that are physically impossible for a single person.