"Sport" refers to all forms of organized physical activity that, through casual or organized participation, aim to express or improve physical and mental fitness, form social relationships, or achieve results in competitions at all levels. It does not imply any immediate result or guaranteed success.

A "team" activity is a sporting or recreational activity in which multiple individuals collaborate towards a common goal, with interdependent roles. The value lies in the process of collaboration and community building, not in a guaranteed advantage or assured profit for individual participants.

The contribution to physical, mental, and social well-being stems from regular physical activity practice and positive social interaction. This benefit is a gradual process influenced by multiple individual and environmental factors, and does not constitute an exclusive offer or an immediate result.

Team activities can act as a catalyst for the creation and strengthening of community bonds, promoting values such as inclusion and mutual support. This social role is intrinsic to the activity itself and is not conditioned by metrics of guaranteed success or profit.

No. The term "physical activity" includes any body movement produced by skeletal muscles that requires energy expenditure, including play, work, active transportation, and recreational activities. Participation is encouraged for its intrinsic benefits, without promises of guaranteed advantage or immediate result.