The commitment of adolescents to sports is shaped by several factors, including social influences, personal interests, and family support. Peer relationships can significantly affect their motivation, as friendship can enhance enjoyment and participation. Additionally, exposure to coach mentorship often plays a pivotal role in skill development and retention. Adolescents are more likely to commit to sports if they feel competent and receive positive reinforcement. Other influences may include access to facilities, resources available in their community, and the value placed on sports by their families.