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Success in individual sports requires that a person be proficient in all areas since there is no one else to compensate for failures. T or F ???
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Success in individual sports requires that a person be proficient in all areas since there is no one else to compensate for failures. T or F ???

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The correct answer is False, individual sports do not require a person to be proficient in all areas to be successful.
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Some of my family member says it's impossible to be proficient in all areas of any sport because it is impossible to be good at everything , so I think false and all teachers my older sibling and I have had have said false aswell
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