When you play a sport, is mental agility more important than physical prowess or both of them are equally as important? From the evidence received in the excerpt “Why We Run?” from Bernd Heinrich and in the article “What Can Be Better Than A Touchdown?” from Kelefa Sanneh. The answer to the question is actually that mental agility is more important than physical prowess so you can play any kind of sport really well.
To start with, metal agility is a more important attribute than physical prowess because according to the text “Why We Run” the author Bernd explains that “most of us chase after ‘antelopes’” that are dreams according to Bernd. But as well, he explains that “sometimes we catch them” and “often we don’t”, so then why people even
To start with, metal agility is a more important attribute than physical prowess because according to the text “Why We Run” the author Bernd explains that “most of us chase after ‘antelopes’” that are dreams according to Bernd. But as well, he explains that “sometimes we catch them” and “often we don’t”, so then why people even