Andrew Carnegie once said ‘while the law of competition may be sometimes hard for the individual, it is best for the race, because it ensures the survival of the fittest in every department’. Competition is without a doubt integral to the way humans have developed throughout history.
While the drive to compete is arguable a learned process, just as the need cooperate is as well, competition and the physiological sensations that come along with the thrill of the competitive moment, derive from an early response to gain and keep resources that would maintain the life and livelihood of the tribal unit. Today, competition can be found in many forms. An excellent place to study the art of competition is at Star City in Birmingham where a vast amount of competitive games can be played under one roof. Near Birmingham Star City hotels are plentiful so any competition you engage in can be followed by a good night’s rest.
At Star City, there are many options for either just competing against yourself or with another person. Ten pin bowling will unleash your inner Dude while mini golf will have you contemplating even more ambitious links. Laser tag brings is fun and cunning and the Twin Peaks climbing centre will have you ready for real rock in no time. There are also football pitches where you can engage in some of the oldest form of competition around: sport.
While competition may sometimes bring out the worst in people, often times it can also bring people together. Sometimes, however, a little more advanced competition is in order where adrenaline in on tap and speed is on the agenda. The Rockingham Motor Raceway is just the place to explore these sensations as you can race cars at top speed and feel what it’s like to turn the corners and feel gravity pull you into the seat. After a day at the raceway, Corby hotels will offer you a fine alternative to the competition and offer you instead an opportunity to relax. In any case, competition should always be matched by equal cooperation.
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