Benefits Of Physical Recreation

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4. Keep to Self :
Keep to self means to be socially inept or being reclusive where a person does not like to share his/her thoughts, feelings, memories or any information to others. Such an individual like to live secluded life which is isolated from the others. Such persons are generally self centred, secretive and does not like to mingle with the society, they are solely concerned with their own interests and are engrossed in one’s own self. They generally detach themselves from the society and do not wish to open up. Life skill plays a great role in helping the individual to come out of his/her shell and attach with the outer world for their welfare. It helps the individual to share his/her thoughts, feelings and emotions with others and …show more content…

this helps in a person’s well being which can be achieved by certain activities like prayer, meditation, reading spiritual books, acts of worship, ritual, forgiveness etc. It is a process of trusting and believing in an invisible power and getting connected with the supreme power to find eternity and peace.

9. Physical recreation :
Physical recreation is an enjoyable leisure activity where an individual does all those activities which help him/her to keep healthy and physically fit. It also helps in proper blood circulation in the body and has a great impact not only physically but also mentally and emotionally. Physical recreation not only makes a person physically strong and healthy but also self – disciplined, motivated and helps the individual to interact with different people and makes him/her more sociable. It develops the feeling of team spirit and guides the individual to get adjusted with the different members of the team.

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Life skills have been tied to specific health choices, such as choosing not to use tobacco, eating a healthy diet, or making safer and informed choices about relationships. Different life skills are emphasized depending on the purpose and topic. For instance, critical thinking and decision making skills are important for analyzing and resisting peer and media influences to use tobacco; interpersonal communication skills are needed to negotiate alternatives to risky sexual

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