One of the possibilities

One of the possibilities to shape the organizational talent of young people is the program I am P.A. P.A. stands for professional assistant. This Good Practice was developed by Special Heroes Netherland (see www.specialheroes.nl) and focuses on the somewhat youngsters between ages 14 – 19 years. The starting point is the conviction that every young person has talents and is entitled to a meaningful place within the sports club. Everyone is and can be part of the club! Sometimes this active participation is not directly related to the sport itself, but more the assistant positions within the club as an organization. Often in collaboration with a local or regional educational institution, the program I am P.A. prepares young people for a place or task within the club where they can act independently. Every club has something to offer, whether it is an assistant for the trainer, the catering in the club canteen, the landscaping of the site, material management, or media. A good sportsman possesses traits like being well-disciplined, obedience, respect for others, loyalty and sportsmanship. Good leaders need to respect their teammates to portray team spirit, a student in school is taught to be modest even when they are on the peak of a triumph and to rise again from their falls. Educational institutions need to see this concern seriously and work towards it to bring positive outcomes. They need to play a very crucial role in providing world-class facilities to students to encourage the importance of Sports in Schools. It develops students’ internal skills for developing pressure. They will be dedicated to finding creative ways to improve when to take risks or not. In a country like India, sports are even considered as a means of livelihood and career options for those who have immense dedication towards this field and have great potential to achieve success.

          The training of the students starts right from the school level. Sports help develop values of mutual trust and cooperation. They help develop students’ capacities in taking instant decisions, and they enhance thought processes. The feeling of sportsmanship or sporting spirit, which develops in the sporting arena, teaches students to accept failure and to respect others. The feeling also helps in developing a calm and positive outlook, and it increases stamina by strengthening bones and muscles. Sports inculcates in students the importance of a healthy lifestyle. Sports help in preventing obesity and in encouraging healthy eating habits. Young people involved in sports typically consume more fruits and vegetables, have less chance to be obese, and are more likely to become physically active adults. By indulging in sports, you can get the best exercises, which help maintain your overall fitness. Regular sporting activities can prevent chronic diseases and help develop healthy heart, strong bones, and enhanced lung function

Sports help control diabetes, manage weight, enhance blood circulation, and manage levels of stress. Through sports, there is a good balance of physical and mental growth, which helps tone muscles and makes bones strong. The main contribution of sports to nation building is by fostering feelings of unity and national pride. Students learn to be mutually loving and peaceful citizens. Team building and cooperation are values built up by sporting activities in school. Sports help develop character and increase confidence levels in youth.