Depends on what you’re talking about, and context.
Physical games? Definitely the relevant physical strengths if done at a semi-professional enough level, so muscles etc. Team games often also teach you some coordination, leading and organization skills.
For board games, planning, adaptation, even critical thinking. Social interaction skills maybe, too.
Depends on what you’re talking about, and context.
Physical games? Definitely the relevant physical strengths if done at a semi-professional enough level, so muscles etc. Team games often also teach you some coordination, leading and organization skills.
For board games, planning, adaptation, even critical thinking. Social interaction skills maybe, too.