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    Overcoming Adversity

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    There have been many times I have faced adversity and failed or given up because the task was too daunting. But there was one specific time where I would not give up and I took the challenge head on and succeeded. I had just moved to Washington State and friends and classmates were telling me to try out for hockey. Now not even knowing how to skate at this time the idea was scary to me, but I decided to give it a try. Most kids my age had been playing since the could walk, so these kids had an immense

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    Snowboarding: Chloe Kim

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    Chloe Kim is a famous snowboarder at the 2018 winter Olympics. She does halfpipe snowboarding. She did women's halfpipe snowboarding at the 2018 winter Olympics, and she got a gold medal. First I am going to start with how she grew up. She was born April 23, 2000. She is a daughter of Korean Immigrants. When her parents came to us they settled in Los Angeles. Now she speaks English and Korean. That is how Chloe Kim grew up. Away from the snow, because her whole life isn’t snowboarding

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    Ice-Personal Narrative

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    I wobbled and tried to get around, but fell to the ice l again. Lots of the kids in my skating group seemed much older than my small age of three years. This was the same year I started preschool. Other kids in the class were much more skilled than I and could stay on their feet for more than a couple of seconds. Our coach set out cones for

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    Satire About Skating

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    comes to if skating is good or not. Well i say enough is enough, I really don’t know what people are thinking when they say “Skating is dangerous or it’s a public crime.” Well that’s just not true, and by the end of this you’ll have my back. Now let’s start off with “It’s dangerous” The only reason people say that is because their kids think they can do anything that revolves around skating, try to do a trick and fall flat on their faces. Then the parents go online, tell everyone that skating is bad,

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    Ice skating, one of which difficult for a lot of people to master just in the matter of a year or so. Most people usually spend their whole lives trying to perfect different techniques to their art. Competitive ice skating usually an elegant dance that is performed in a specific amount of time to be judged on. Sounds easy right? Well easier said than done. Getting to the top of a competition and eventually being the best “involves much practice” (Farris). Olympic Skaters have a diet they have to

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    on back-crossovers, the coach realized I was in the wrong place. However, he decided that I was good enough to stay. Unfortunately, I was also playing soccer and going to hebrew school at this time. When it came time to choose what to drop, ice skating went. Softball: This was another example of me following a friend into a sports team I had no business being on. Thinking back on it, my softball career should have hinted that I would return to theatre, as I spent far more time leading cheers and

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    Physics of Ice Skating

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    Many everyday activities, and sports involve physics. During the Olympics, you saw the graceful performance done by the figure skaters. Figure skating involves a lot of physics. These principles include friction, momentum, and Newton’s Third Law. These core principles plays a big impact on the performance of figure skaters. Before understanding the physics of the ice skater’s motion, the first thing to comprehend is the skates itself. The major parts of figure skates are the boot itself, and the

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    because roller skating pops right into my head. Out of all things to remember that was my worst and most exciting learning experience. I could not even tell you how old I was. I would guess between five and eight years old. I remember getting a big brown box and in that box was a pair of roller skates. I remember being so happy because I going to roller skate with all the other kids in the apartment complex, so I thought. Playing with the other kids was not hard to do, but skating was difficult

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    dance class, or gymnastics, nothing seemed to fit quite right. That is until I started skating. It might sound a little cliche, but I remember watching the Olympics on TV and figure skating had been on. I instantly became fascinated by it, and I remember saying, "Mom, Dad, I want to do that." So, my parents signed me up for an ice skating class, and that is where it all began. Through the sport of figure skating, I have learned hard work, discipline, and sacrifice. I have also made many friends

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    The Champion’s Creed Figure Skating: noun To others, the definition of figure skating is “the comprehensive sport of ice skating in prescribed patterns (figures) and choreographed free skating.” But to me, it has an entirely different definition. Figure skating is blood, sweat, tears, exhilaration, bliss, determination, elegance, grace, perseverance, passion, and inspiration. Not just a sport, a way of life. I opened the door to the rink and a gust of frigid air immediately collided with my face

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