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AVprozaik [17]
3 years ago
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My experrience to vollyball​

Mathematics
1 answer:
Andrew [12]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

My Volleyball season experience

As I had been getting ready for my second year of Volleyball tryouts my heart was pumping so fast in my chest I honestly thought I had been having a heart attack. Tomorrow was going to be the first day of tryouts and I was so excited yet nervous. Annika(my best friend) and I were practicing with our Volleyballs outside of her house. We were doing most of the drills we had remembered from the season before. After a couple of hours we decided we should stop before we pull a muscle or injury our bodies and rest up for tomorrow. My mother had cooked me up a grilled cheese sandwich with tomato soup, my absolute favorite meal ever, to get me ecstatic for tryouts and to settle my butterflies. Once I finished my delicious meal and proceed to get ready for bed, Annika and I called each other and talked for a while about what we were going to do tomorrow and how we hoped we would get on the team again. I quickly dozed off shortly after we hung up.

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