Example Of Dedication Research Paper

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Athletics has done many things for me two of which are dedication and teamwork. Dedication is vitally important for me as an athlete. It was necessary for me to go to every practice because I did not want to let my team down. My family knew that I wanted to always go to practice, so we have not taken many family vacations because I was almost always in a sport. Another aspect of my dedication is the term Lombardi time, when Vince Lombardi was a coach he a rule that you had to show up to practice fifteen minutes early to ensure that you were not late, I took this extra fifteen minutes very seriously and for the most part extended it to thirty minutes early so for almost every practice and game I am thirty minutes early to give myself to stretch

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