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 Since October, I have been going to Sports Club after school every Monday. This is because I just really want to do any kind of sports that I think I can do. And since, I started, we have always been playing hockey, and the number of students that come sometimes vary. Eventhough I haven’t played hockey for a long time, on the first day of me playing hockey again, I scored 4 times. I felt proud, but at the same time, it was only because of luck, because really, I was the only girl there and I was the worst one ever at the time. Also, at the same time, the other group probably thought that I don’t have the skills, so they were not really defending me and probably they didn’t think of me as an opponent at the time. Well, they thought wrong!

However, lately, I haven’t been going there anymore because I have the problem again with my stomach, the doctor said that something was wrong with my stomach. And they advised me not to do tough sports such as football and other sports with opponents and lots of running and pushing. But now, I’m feeling better and I really want to go there because it’s really fun playing with the students and teachers. However, I also have skills that need to be improved and the to do thing and to not do thing while playing hockey that I need to learn. I definitely need to improve my passing skills, and my skill at scoring a goal with a better skill. A to do thing during hockey that I need to learn is being able to not lose the ball while trying to pass the opponents, trying not to lose it to the opponent that is trying to attack and take the ball. Obviously, the not-to-do thing that I need to learn, is NOT TO KICK THE BALL!

By going to Sports Club, I definitely have worked collaboratively with others, passing the ball and played as a team, and when we had more people, everybody agreed on substitutions. I have also increased my awareness of my own strengths and areas for growth, where I definitely need to learn more on passing and not to kick the ball with my foot and also need to learn how to control the ball, eventhough I sometimes score, but that doesn't me I'm good at it.