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Playing soccer forces kids to interact with tons of different people, including both others their own age and people older than them. This can be particularly beneficial for kids who are shy, as the team-based nature of the game makes sure they engage with others despite their shyness and discomfort. Your mind needs to be “on” all the time when playing soccer. No matter which position you’re playing, the ball could come flying toward you at any moment. The social pressures of contributing to the team will help even the most flighty, inattentive kids to remain focused on the game.

Studies show that participating in sports can keep your concentration and critical thinking skills sharp, as you age. Sports that have a mix of muscle-strengthening and aerobic activity are especially beneficial. Social interaction is essential for a healthy brain – it improves mood and reduces stress.  Sport has many physical, developmental, psychological and social benefits for children. Playing sport helps children learn to control their emotions and channel negative feelings in a positive way. Playing sport helps children build resilience and also feel better about themselves.