While sometimes the competitive attribute in adults reveals a somewhat immature personality, it is undeniable that every adult needs to have the experience of competition as a background. Hence the main educational value of sports, which, although they can provide other benefits through continuous practice, teach the most valuable thing in this first assimilation. Without this experience, the individual enters adulthood completely unprepared, and many of the psychological problems he will have to face would have been eliminated beforehand if he had experienced what it is like to compete, fail and win.