Co-Ed sports include any sport involving two or more players of opposite sex (males & Females) working together towards a shared objective. A Co-Ed Game is an activity in which individuals of opposite sex are organized into opposing teams which compete to win. Popular examples of Co-Ed sports are soccer, basketball, volleyball, ultimate frisbee, water polo, handball, lacrosse, cricket, softball, and the various forms of flag football and hockey.
Co-Ed Games are played mostly at the amateur and recreational level. Official competitions featuring co-ed or mixed teams are so far only limited to ultimate frisbee.
One of the most popular Co-Ed sport is Adult Co-Ed soccer. It usually involves a team mixed with men and women. The requirement varies but generally each team is required to have at least 2 women at all time on the pitch.
Co-Ed Sports have many advantages and disadvantages.
Players availability: It is sometimes hard to find enough women to fill the minimum quota required by Co-Ed Team Sports Games like Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, etc.
Quality of games: The games can seems very slow to above average players. Some players can be frustrated to have to slow down when they clash with players from the opposite sex.
Severe Injuries: Players who don't know the rules can cause severe injuries. Above average and string players who cannot control themselves can hurt weaker players form the opposite sex.
Jealousy: Players dating teammate in same team can create jealousy. Some players try hard to impress their teammate and it can affect the team negatively.
