Written by: Arthur, founder of ISFM
In this article, we’ll be talking about what chemistry can do to promote, or demote your team.
Let’s start off with the basics.
Having chemistry is just a fancy way to say “Having connection” with another one of your teammates. What I’d like to point out, is that not necessarily everyone, on every team, and on every level, has chemistry. You gain chemistry with someone, after spending time with them and getting to know them. You also gain connection by earning their trust. Or, you can be the rare type, and find someone on your team that immediately mixes with you! The chance of this happening is around 20% out of 100%. Chemistry is an extremely important part in sports that involve lots of passing, and team support. Like soccer, basketball, hockey, volleyball, rugby, polo, lacrosse, football, baseball, and cricket. These are the main team sports, but there are many more that I haven’t told you about. There are teams with great chemistry, like:
The NBA basketball team, the Denver Nuggets. This team is probably the best chemistry team in the NBA, fact approved by Sportskeeda.
But, unfortunately, there are also some teams with low chemistry:
The Belgium National team in soccer; This team has bad chemistry because of two of its teammates: Kevin De Bruyne, and Thibaut Courtois. These two teammates are rivals because of their past. If you want to know about the tragic backstory, please check out our Kevin De bruyne article here.
If a team has bad, or low chemistry, it can mean the doom of that team.
Here are a few youtube clips of teams with good and bad chemistry. Hopefully you’ll be able to tell the difference.
Here’s a video with all sorts of basketball teams with great chemistry:
Here’s a video with all sort of basketball teams with low, or bad chemistry:
Hopefully this article gave you enough information to explain what impact chemistry has on teams.
Thank you for reading! Written by: Arthur, founder of ISFM
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