To begin with, the career for me is to become a professional paintball player i want to become a pro because it make you alert of your surroundings and my parents won't put me in any sports and they let me go paint balling and ever since i was younger i was an active kid i would always get hurt but the first time i went paint balling i was 10 and i went with my dad friends and there little brother when we got there they asked me if i wanted a chest protector and i said no i fell like it won't hurt when i get shot the only bad thing back then i didn't have a good gun so i didn't shoot fast but at then end of the day i liked it and i knew that i wanted to become a professional paint baller i wanted to come every weekend but i didn't
One of my future careers are being a NFL player (professional football player) I want to be this because it’s fun and you can hit and tackle people the responsibilities are show respect for team policies and understand your role. If you want to have a good work environment then you have to be on a good team or you have to be really good so you can buy a better work environment. If you want to play football you have to go to college for two or three years or maybe more. The average
As a child, dreams of becoming something that often times are believed to be slightly out of reach, such as a pro athlete, or a rock star, or an actor are common. Adults tend to veer juveniles away from aspirations of pursuing these careers because the chance of success in one of those careers is quite
As an athlete, I had similar dreams of one day making it big. It is the dream of all young athletes to make it to the big times and make big money. At 19 years of age I was very sure I know what life is all about, no one can tell me anything different...
Almost all athletes make the mistake of failing to conduct sufficient research before initiating their quest to becoming a professional, and this can lead to disappointment and giving up. You should first ask yourself what your reasons are for seeking to become a professional.
Baseball has been in my life since I was a little boy. I've been playing since I could walk and haven't missed a season yet. I've been to many minor league games that are not professional but players in these leagues can become professional over time. I feel as if I am very capable of going far with it. I'd like to play all the way throughout college and hope I get noticed by a scout. Once I'm done with college if I haven't been drafted into the MLB then I'd probably try to play for the minor leagues in hopes of being noticed there. Ultimately my dream is to be drafted into the MLB and play professional baseball.
After playing for the school for two years my parents and I made the decision for me to start playing
“If at first you don’t succeed try , try again.” At the age of six I was starting to play football. The game was a hard hitting running and commitment. I was six years old at the time now I’m fourteen a freshman in high school a lot has changed.
I love volleyball even though it has not always been easy. I have had a lot of problems during my volleyball journey that have helped me grow physically, mentally, and spiritually. I started playing volleyball in fifth grade on the middle school team and am now playing on JV. I did not get a lot of playing time when I first started, but I practiced and learned the basics of the game. I developed a love for the game with a great group of girls that I looked up to, during my first season. I have not always had the best team and coach, though.
When thinking of my activities, the first thing that comes to mind is lacrosse. Lacrosse has been a huge part of my life since the moment I picked up a stick. Lacrosse caught my attention because it was a challenge to get better daily. Throughout my whole life, lacrosse was my main passion and made me strive to get better. My freshman year of high school, I was the only freshman named to the varsity roster. The following year, the leaders of the team all graduated, so I decided it was my turn to establish myself as a leader on the team. Junior year, I was named team captain, and lead the team back into the WPIAL playoffs for the first time since my freshman year. That season, I was the team leader in both goals and assists. Also, I received
The one thing that an athlete doesn’t want to hear is that they cannot play their favorite sport because of an injury they recently got. This actually happened to me when I injured my knee while lifting high amount of weight. After my lifting class I was walking perfectly and prepared to get through the rest of the day. Only an hour later I couldn’t walk with my right leg and had to limp through the rest of the day. Two hours after I was limping and trying not to cry from the sharp, acute sting in my right knee.
A balloon tied down, and a ping pong paddle in my hand. That is how I learned to play tennis. Since the age of five, I have always been dedicated to my sport. There was never a time I didn't have a racket in my hand. I always had tournaments on the weekends and practice four times a week. Tennis has taught me independence, because I was always going to tournaments in different states with my coaches. I had to learn how to take care of myself without my parents always being there. This is something I will always owe to my sport. People have always said I never had a real childhood. Instead of going to camp with my friends, I was going to Duke, Clemson, and Auburn tennis training camps. I wouldn't trade my childhood for anything. I believe that
“Today, I will expand our operations beyond building robots by releasing this company’s first production car.” Loud cheers erupt as I announce this. “There are many new standards brought about by this car, including new technologies such as ETC, CHR, Tektronic, 4AWD, CVTs, UFE, and AWS. And here is the car itself!” Louder cheers erupt as the curtains are pulled back and the sleek futuristic body compels the audience to applaud. Elon Musk didn’t get as much attention when he released the Model S, I think. “You can know that our standards of excellence have been brought over from robots in your home to cars in your garage.”
I used to think I was going to be a professional basketball player but I’m too slow and not t...
If I don’t make the pros I could still use my athletic skill to have a career. There are many similar occupations of a soccer player such as , P.E. teacher, fitness trainer and a soccer manager. I could also be a sports instructor. Even though I wouldn’t have my dream job I could still have a fun job in sports.
My dream job in the future would be professional football player. I have loved the game of football since I was a little kid because it’s a good sport and you can tackle the player and catch and do anything in the sport as long as you follow the rules. The colleges that I’m looking forward to go to are UNC, Oregon, or Appalachian State.