Personal Narrative: Skiing And Its Impact On My Life

It was the day of the robotics competition. There was a mistake in the code for our robot, and it needed to be fixed. My hands were moving like lightning on the keyboard. My eyes were scanning code like it was the only thing left in the world. The place around me was nebulous due to my concentration. This needed to be fixed before the next round. Perspiration was forming on my brow. I looked at the clock. Dang! There was less than a minute left. The time was ticking. My programming prowess allowed me to speed up. The code was done! I uploaded the code to our robot and off we went. Robotics is just one of the many activities that impact my life. In my life, there are many significant activities that have impacted me. There are

It has no speed limits and people are not forced to travel at a certain speed. First, skiing at high speeds can lead to an adrenaline rush that many people, including me, consider fun. Second, it can allow someone to eliminate excess energy faster because everyone is allowed to go at any speed. Finally, people can ski together with their friends at high speeds. Speaking of that, the ability to ski in groups is another thing that makes skiing fun. For a start, skiing with groups allows people to hang out with their friends while they do a cordial activity. Subsequently, when someone skis in a group, they listen to what hills other skiers want to go on allowing them to try new experiences. That was like me when I went around the entire ski park with my friends. Lastly, it allows a person’s group to exercise in a more fun environment. In relation to that, skiing is also a great way to get some exercise. For instance, someone who weighs 155 pounds burns an average of 223 calories in just half an hour of skiing. Skiing also works five main muscle groups: the core, foot-and-ankle group, lower leg, knee flexors and extensors, and the gluteal muscles. In addition to that, skiing improves someone’s cardiovascular system allowing people like me to have exercise in a way that I consider to be more fun. To conclude, skiing is significant to me and impacts my