Experience Of Being A Bronco Athlete

My Athletic Experience “People don’t play sports, because it’s fun. Ask any athlete, most of them despise it, but couldn’t imagine life without it.” In all four years of being a Bronco athlete I have learned; sports are my life, quitting isn’t the answer, to push myself as hard as I can go to succeed, good hand-eye coordination, to take care of my body, stay healthy, to find another way around an obstacle, to understand the game better, losing is not always bad, to have quick feet, to fix my errors, always have a good attitude, respect others and self, to always have confidence in myself and my team, the basic knowledge, how to prepare myself, to follow your dreams and dexterity skills. I have learned each and every one of these skills

The next thing was to fix my errors, and understand the game better. I didn’t know all that much in volleyball since I just started playing it in seventh grade, which forced me to learn how to fix my errors, understand the game better. It taught me how to achieve dexterity skills. I learned how to stay healthy and to take car of my body, to stay fit. Volleyball taught me to have fun and try my hardest. Volleyball was something I would never give up on. I wanted to achieve the highest accomplishments I could. I did want to play my junior year but I didn’t like the coach so I quit. I know that’s not a good reason but I have regretted it since. Thus, I have learned quitting something you love is painful. My senior year instead of playing volleyball, I decided to get a job. That job I took taught me how to work, be responsible, be social, and how to be good with my money. Therefore, it was probably good I didn’t go back my senior year to play volleyball, because I learned skills to prepare myself for life. Since I went to work I learned working skills that will be useful eventually in life and

Some things I learned in Softbal were good hand-eye coordination, always have a good attitude, and to have confidence in myself and my own team. We all have our own jobs, our own positions we play and we take responsibility to not let our teammates down. We have to have trust in order to be a team. I made a goal to be on varsity my freshman year and I did it. I was on varsity my four years of highschool and loved it. I had no problems with my coaches. We did have a change of coaches from Matt Chavez to Mike Torgerson. They have completely different mind sets of the game. I thought my style fit Matt better though. Torg taught me fundamentals and basic knowledge. I went to Torgerson the fifth of February 2016 and had a personal interview with him. I asked how he felt about this upcoming season and he said “I’m so overwhelmed with excitement for this upcoming season and can’t wait.” I also asked him why he decided to coach he said “I decided to coach, because it’s so fun and I love it.” He also exclaimed “softball players have improved so much in the last 15 years that it’s extremely fun to coach and