Player experiences differ in peer-play and in adult-organized youth sports programs. Which is most likely to be learned in adult-organized sports?

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In adult-organized youth sports programs, players are more likely to learn the rules of the game as they are explicitly taught by coaches or officials. Decision-making skills and interpersonal skills can also be developed in both peer-play and adult-organized sports programs, but they may be learned and developed differently. Choosing sides to equalize the playing talent on teams is not necessarily a learned skill, but rather a strategic decision.

Player Experiences Differ in Peer-Play and in Adult-Organized Youth Sports