How Soccer Changed My Life

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Did you know that most people think simplicity and consistency are the most important factors in success? Well, I am one of those people. I wanted to become better at sports, but I didn’t have a person who could get me there, until my dad stepped in. He would take me to multiple different places, never stop for anything, and push me to my limits. He decided that if I wanted to become better at sports that he would get me there, anyway possible. He did whatever he could to make me the way I am. In my family, we really don’t do much that consists of physical activity such as sports. The only people that do are my dad and I. We go out on our sports court, we ride bikes to the soccer field, and we go to the bowling alley every once in a while. He enjoys spending time with me …show more content…

If you play the ball in the right spot, you will get a strike. After I hear his words of wisdom, I get a strike. Most of the time, I'm a snob. Even when it is a delightful day to go out onto the sports court, I wish to do other things. One of those activities is soccer. Soccer is a fast-paced and enticing game. From phenomenal goals to human-like fish, soccer is a sport that unites the world. When I play soccer, I enjoy biking down to a nearby soccer field named “Aronson Park.” This is my favorite outside field to play on. The grass is the perfect green color, the wind always calmly blows, and the weather is always beautiful. Every time I bike down, I always go with my dad. He is always willing to go anytime I would like to. Once we arrive at our destination, we mount off our bikes and walk the short distance to the field. Most of the time, the fields are empty. Sometimes, there are others shooting around. If this happens, we either go to the opposite side of the field, or we go to a different field. If we get the field to ourselves, my dad usually just sits behind the net until I miss a shot. He fetches my rebound every time I

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