Hello, hello, dear listener and welcome into ILD speaking part three. We're talking about sports,

and Rory loves the topic of sports, right, Rory? No, I don't. I hate it. I just happen to know a lot about it,

that's all. Yeah, but come on, Rory. Like, yoga is kind of sport.

You keep saying this, but I don't think that's true.

I think yoga is a practice.

Ooh.

Ooh.

A practice, like a habit or a routine.

Is it necessary to build public sports places?

Well, for the vast majority of people, I'd certainly say so.

There's a huge obesity crisis right now, and people need opportunities for exercise and personal development.

So not only is it necessary, you could also say it's crucial, or things will only get worse.

What are the benefits of sports for children?

What, aside from shielding them from the worst effects of the crisis I mentioned,

it's good for them to have the opportunity to compete against each other and socialize,

which sports,

and sports like weightlifting and sports events like the Olympics can offer people.

Of course, there are other ways to do this.

It's just one of the healthier options.

Do young people like to do sports?

You'd have to ask them, but I suspect most of them do, probably, unless they can't participate in it,

or maybe they don't want to take part for some reason. I mean, it can be fun and promote general well-being,

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