The answer to this question will depend on whether you are talking about the importance of coordination in the body (between limbs or eye to hand movement) or coordination of things such as events or people. For the purpose of this question the answer will be based on the assumption that we are talking about coordination within the body. In this instance, coordination is the harmonious functioning of your limbs, muscles, brain and senses when executing the body's movements and the ability to repeatedly execute movements smoothly and accurately. Coordination of some form is vital for everyday living and everything we do requires some form of coordination. For example, without coordination a human could not walk, this is because walking requires the coordination of your legs in sync with each other. Another example would be picking up food or drink, your eyes coordinate your hands to the object allowing you to perform tasks, without coordination these simple tasks would be almost impossible to do. If you were not able to feed yourself, as an example, then you would die, so coordination is vital for life. By typing the question you have asked you needed to use coordination to place your fingers on the correct keys, your eyes telling your brain and your brain telling your fingers what to do. For some people, their ability to coordinate well, or in an above average way, is vital for their careers. For example, a professional tennis player would need good coordination to judge the movement of the tennis ball and his racket to hit the ball well. A runner would need to perfectly coordinate his or her legs to be able to get the most out of the body to win races and drummers would need to coordinate their hands and feet to a perfect rhythm in order to play the instrument well.
