William and Kate went head-to-head in a netball drill as they joined young athletes and their parents being coached on building up mental resilience at Bisham Abbey National Sports Centre in Berkshire on Thursday.William and Kate, known for their competitive natures, laughed and joked as they tried to score hoops for opposing teams, with the prince joining mothers and fathers and the princess welcomed by their children.The future king said he has been instilling positive sporting messages in his

William and Kate went head-to-head in a netball drill as they joined young athletes and their parents being coached on building up mental resilience at Bisham Abbey National Sports Centre in Berkshire on Thursday.William and Kate, known for their competitive natures, laughed and joked as they tried to score hoops for opposing teams, with the prince joining mothers and fathers and the princess welcomed by their children.The future king said he has been instilling positive sporting messages in his children about "how you can lose well and win well" and to "respect your opponent, respect the decision".The casually dressed couple attended a mental fitness workshop run by SportsAid at Bisham Abbey National Sports Centre in Berkshire, where parents learnt about the importance of mental resilience while their sons and daughters reflected on how they cope under pressure.