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Which sport(s) should my younger brother consider if he wants to be in sports for a living in the future?

My brother is 5 year old and he is very much fond of sports. It looks like he will make a good sports person. right now he hasn't shown any signs of liking any particular sport. But he is very agile and always in a play mood. What sport should he go for? #sports #football #basketball #athletics #athlete #fitness #cricket

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Gui’s Answer

He is only 5.. Let him just have fun with sports, I mean any kind of sports.. Do not force him.. It will come naturally!!

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AFROJ’s Answer

It is very early to decide or give direction for him as he is only 5 year old. Let him explore all the option ,with the time passes he will be able to find his passion.

I want my son to play for INDIA ,he is only 1 year old :)

I will create opportunities for him to play Cricket , Hockey and other sports too and let him decide when he grown up.


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Jaminder’s Answer

He can choose any sports as per his likes.

There are many sports played here like cricket, hockey, football, Tennis, Badminton or any other one.

As he is just 5 years old, give me chance to decide what he likes.
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Since he is too young, I believe you need to explore more about his interests for atleast 5 more years. This will enable to ask his interests and accordingly can choose the same.
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CK’s Answer

Let a 5 year old kid explore his athletic ability by himself.
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Parimal’s Answer

Look for the sports he likes to watch the most. If there is nothing specific, you can try Tennis, Cricket to begin with.
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Sangameshwar’s Answer

The best is to put him on all sport and see what he likes vs how he responding. Based on that you can decide. It always good to know what he likes and then he would give his best to it.
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Abhishek’s Answer

The best would be to keep on exploring and try multiple sports and see which comes to him naturally and not as a burden.
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Tosif’s Answer

With all leagues coming up, sports have good visibility. Being only 5 years,Still lot of time for your brother to pick from cricket, football, tennis, badminton, kabaddi.
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Henry’s Answer

OK Karan, the first thing you need to know is...does he really love to do sport?


Or that's just your wish?


I know that almost every American guys like sports, from Rugby to Running.
If you wish him get health from sports, go hiking. If you wish him get a good habit from sports, go play baseball. If you wanna make money from him by sports, go play basketball.


But Karan, those are MY suggestion.
Chatting with him, talking with him, and then listen to the opinion from himself.


I always trust that sports can makes a man, sports can makes money, but the most important thing is... sports makes people HAPPY.


Good luck. :D


Henry

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ANTERPREET’s Answer

Any sports. It also matters the place you are currently living and what sports your country and marketing invests in. Like in India, they invest lot of money in cricket compare to hockey and soccer while other countries like US. invests in American football. I am a huge fan of soccer aka football. And it is the one of the most popular sports in the world. I think it will be great if he plays different types of sports and finds which one he really likes and grow from there. Hope this helps !

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Annangarachari’s Answer

The best idea would be to give an opportunity to your brother to participate / practice various sports events (Swimming / Basketball / Hockey / Athletics / Table Tennis..etc ) available in school level initially.

Identify the games/sport event which he is able to play, showcase his abilities and win with ease.

Speak to him about his interest in such sports once he is exposed to them, appreciate and encourage him to follow and practice those specific sports.

Provide opportunity for him to learn the techniques and train under the guidance of the specific sport's coach.

As sports carrier completely depends upon the individual's interest and capability it is on the parents/teachers to identify what is the best of any individual.
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Ishant’s Answer

Best way would be to keep mentoring him for whatever Sports he likes and encourage him further.
Any sport that he chooses in future based on his interest would be good for him.
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Mohammed’s Answer

In India, cricket has always been primary sport for last few decades which can be a good career option. With Indian Premier League, cricket as a career option has become more attractive with crores of money pumped into the league.
With the launch of ISL, football has also become a good career option in India. If you are skilled enough, you can make a good fortune if you get selected to play for a franchise in ISL.
First you need to identify which sport your brother is good at and need to get him into a good sports school which gives equal importance for academic education and developing sporting skills. Be mindful that an average sports person, earns until his mid thirteens. Education is vital for a career after your playing career is over. Ofcourse coaching is another option once playing career is over.
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