EXCEL IN ANY SPORT THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOU BUY

So I'd argue that in could be the genuine, accurate preposition to be used with "excel", and at is often a late-comer that has slipped into use mainly because it is relevant to lots of (but not all) of your things that one can excel in and as a consequence sounds Alright when used in People phrases.But we’ll get to that. First things very first: