Over Competitive Analysis

I have always been the shortest player on my team. This is because I have really short parents. Being short challenges you in sports, especially in the sport I play baseball. Being the shortest on the team was a struggle because it would cause me to have problems starting over others. Being the shortest also always affect the strength that I possessed.

Growing up with a big family, sports have been a central part of each one of our lives. All four of my older sisters were involved in high school athletics as well. This allowed us to share something in common and was a great opportunity to bond with each other. No matter what hardships we faced, sports were there to help us come together. For example, when my dad was unemployed for two years he was able to come and watch all of mine and my sisters games. It really brought us closer as a family because we were always there supporting each other. Eventually, my parents no longer were able to pay the house bill with my dad being unemployed. Our house was then foreclosed and we had no other choice but to move. We moved into the town of Capac by the high school. Times were tough and money was limited, but we still made the most of our time together. We would all go to the softball fields at the school and play softball or a big game of football. Sports gave us something to bond over our whole lives and I’ll always cherish

By participating in competitive sports at an early age, kids develop life skills to help them with this dilemma. They learn that when they see others being successful, that it is due to the hard work they put in and not just by chance.

Football is a game of passion, a time when nothing else matters and the only thing that matters is going out there having fun and fighting for the guy next to you. Football has always been something that I loved and had a wild passion for. I’ve made friendships and memories to last a life time and I can always be grateful that football did that for me. Now of course I’ve had some bad memories during football as well, I remember walking out of the film room on the last day of spring ball and having Coach Antle grab me and say “Gage, I think I want to try you at a new position, I want to put you at defensive end. We need you more there and we think you can really excel there.” I remember being so furious, I had played linebacker ever since I could remember and now the last day of spring ball my senior year everything was about to change.

Growing up in Louisiana I was surrounded by all kinds of different physical activities. All of my siblings were involved in sports and it was only natural that I developed a love for them too. As a child I remember going to the park to play basketball with my cousins or just playing football with everybody from the neighborhood. Sports became a huge part of my life, and I surrounded myself with people who loved them just as much as me. Things began to change when my family and I moved to Georgia. I noticed that I wasn’t playing football in the neighborhood anymore. The kids were different they would rather sit in the house and play video games instead of being outside. My love for sports was always there I just needed a spark to bring my passion back to life.

As we compare high school football vs. the NFL and the intensity of the two there will always be deciding factors in it. Reason for the two being different is high always has a legacy for history in your high school career. While the NFL does play with a level of intensity and desire. The going rate of high school football players making the pros is .02%. While I’m not saying that football players in high school can’t make the pros, but what I’m getting at is your time is too shine in high school have the glory in that. Therefore if you do make the pros then let all deciding factors out when you play in the

Is American society too competitive? Yes, humanity as people know it is very competitive in all regions of their lives. In high school, one has to be the best to play any sport. If you are a female, the stress to be the ideal depiction and be more attractive than the next girls are implausible. To get into college, it is a contest to be the superlative student to get acknowledged. Most American children are brought up doing activities that teach and train them to be competitive, often times while working in a team situation. Competition is in the principle of profession. To survive in the country, one has to be hostile. Competitiveness lies at the heart of what has driven the country to become the best on Earth at so many things. America’s

It was the summer after my freshmen year that I decided to play football again. I’ll admit I was not used to the works outs. I can still hear Coach Stone yelling “BASELINE” whenever somebody was slacking. None of us were overwhelmingly big or strong. We were just average guys working our hardest to achieve a goal that we could not yet see.

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Athletics played a large role in my life growing up. During my senior year of high school, I transferred to a new school where I intended to play football. However, during the last practice before the season started, I developed a stress fracture which caused me to miss our first four games. I was a few inches taller than six feet, and weighed around two hundred and twenty pounds, which made me one of the biggest guys at the small private school I attended. The time I spent recovering from my injury provided ample time for me to ponder what I would learn from the experience. My brother is three years older than me, which allowed me to have relationships with individuals who were living my potential future. I began to seek advice from friends

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First, my sister is competitive because she always challenges me to basketball games. For example, a few weeks ago, she asked me if I wanted to go to the park and play basketball with her. I agreed and we started walking. When we started playing she got hit in the face. I asked her if she wanted to keep playing and she said yes. But I knew that she only wanted to keep playing because she wanted to win the game. Another example was when she wanted me to literally be her coach. She wanted me to make her do sprints, and help her “work out”. Then at the end of “practice”, she wanted to scrimmage! This shows me how competitive she really is.

Upon the ending of my fifth grade season, I lost all fear and realized that size is just a roadblock and all that matters is how hard you work for what you want. Continuing playing until high school, until I decided to try out some new sports. This

It’s important for a child to understand the positive impacts of competition despite a loss in a game. Adults go through competition everyday, from getting a job after a successful interview or missing it from an unsuccessful interview to promotion because of work well done or demotion at work. The basics of competition taught early helps a child succeed later in life. Team Sport equips a child to cope with competition in a friendly environment. Achieving a goal by being part of a team will help a child gain healthy competitive skills that they can use for the rest of their lives. Sports also help a child cope well with both a loss and a win as part of life. Learning to positively handle both the winning and losing side of playing a sport combined with good sportsmanship is a characteristic that carries over from childhood to

Do you have a passion, something you love to do more than anything? Imagine people trying to stop you from doing what you love because they think it’s not useful or a waste. Some people say competitive sports cost too much and they are way too dangerous for young kids to participate in. However, for many youth, competitive sports play a positive role. When kids play competitive sports, they are happier and they learn how to be healthy. Also, they learn life lessons that they will need for the future.