Hi!i'm Michelle. I just wanna share my experiences and how proud I am of being an Athlete.
It is such a great feeling if you're the one chosen to represent your school,city,club, group, or organization in a competition or tournament.
I experienced to join 10 regional Taekwondo Competitions. I win, i lose, then I win, then I lose again.
It's hard to lose,but it's harder to win,because the more you win,the more lessons,skills,and test you are going through,.Even it's hard, I did it all,because I'm devoted, and I love what I am doing,no matter what it is.Being an Athlete is not to win or lose but TO FIGHT!.that's the spirit..
Before I decide to join our club, I already think of what might happen and what responsibilities am I going to experience, that's why, I'm not blaming anyone for it is my own decision.
The best Experience I've ever had, is when I joined the Palarong Bicol 2011.My Palarong Bicol team mate's and I were together for almost 2 months. We've been together in Pacol for almost one month,and in Guinobatan, Albay for 3 weeks.During the Palarong Bicol Leave-In Concentration Training, I did not expect that I am going to suffer a lot of body pain due to hard and non-stop training and sparring.
I'm telling you..believe me..(haha). In a set of our training w/c is equivalent to one day of training is composed of 2 hours walking, 2 hours jogging at the oval, 300 jumping jacks, 300 high knees, 300 sit-ups, 300 push-ups,500 different exercise, 2 hours sparring, and 3 hours poomsae.
I don't know how I passed this kind of test. For me,it's the hardest and most difficult training I've been through.
This kind of experience taught me on how to be more responsible,creative and independent. I met diff. persons w/ diff. personalities and those people are my best memories...
I'm Proud to say that I AM AN ATHLETE...
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