The child can participate in sports with a decent level of success if they have age-appropriate balance and coordination since it helps them complete physical skills like walking over a balance beam or playing football. Participating in sports helps people maintain self control for daily chores, build social networks, and have a feeling of belonging in a community or social environment. Additionally, it aids in the development and maintenance of adequate controlled body movement during job completion, which, when effective, reduces the amount of energy needed and lessens weariness.

A youngster who has high balance and coordination is less likely to get hurt because they are more likely to react with the proper posture when necessary (such putting their hands out to defend themselves).