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Personal Narrative: The Sport Of Football
Boom! The hit of the pads on that field whether its Friday night, Saturday morning, or Sunday afternoon its always the right time to throw on the pads and play and/or watch the amazing sport of football. I have been involved in athletics for as long as I can remember I have always had a passion and true talent for the participation in certain athletics and one sport I truly prospered in was football. I have been playing football since I was 6 and that’s when the flag season started and ever since then I’ve loved it. I remember first watching the super bowl and just being in love. It truly has everything sport needs strength, speed, agility, precision, and plenty of hand eye coordination it is a difficult and fun sport
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