Cross country running

Running Cross Country Do I want to join the team or not, do I want to join the team or not. That's what was going through my mind when my mom brought cross country up for the first time. I was going to try out for the soccer team at Middle School South, but I was got sick before the second day of try outs, so I my answer just had to be yes. Running cross country at MSS was very special. I found my talent for running and was very successful. In my first meet, I was the top sixth grader

Running has many different aspects of workouts and forms of doing it. Comparisons a lot of people make is that cross country and track are the same thing, but those two sports are entirely different. Both do deal with running, but the differences are very major and they go much as to change the workouts done for the sports. More comparisons that are mostly said that if a runner enjoys long distance running then they also should go out for track since it has long distance events. Even though it has

and become leader, example, and even sister-figure to younger people at school. I look forward to reaching out and serving a different set of people and friends as I go to college. I also followed one of my brother's examples and started running. Running cross country is one of the most valuable experiences of my high school experience because it made me work hard, learn to love others, and helped me to learn about how to deal with

Running has always been a passion of mine, along the way it has helped me overcome and push towards my goals in life. My cross country and track teams have become more like a family, than a team. We win together, and we lose together. Becoming the distance runner I am today has allowed me to have a purpose in life and to always try to be the best that I can. Not only do I participate in cross country running and outdoor track, however, I spend the whole year in training. I also participate in soccer

late August morning in order to go run. At cross country practice. I dragged my feet for a few days but after many more encouraging morning texts, I finally got out of bed, laced up my shoes, and asked my mom to drive me to the green belt. I was joining cross country. Having never run a full mile in my life, I was absolutely sure that running for no good reason every day would be a complete flop and I would quit after a few days. I was dead wrong. Cross country would not let me quit. It not only would

11/10/2017 A Tribute to Cross Country It’s clear that mine is not a popular sport. Walking out to where the team meets before practice, one must squeeze through a small opening in an unnecessarily locked gate. For the mile warm-up the team is often forced to run around a football sled that was carelessly left in the middle of the track. After warming up runners have to jog over to the far end of the track to do drills because the cheerleaders choose to practice in cross country’s usual spot (even

Cross country is a sport that can change the way people see themselves. I can only say this statement because I have been affected by this myself. During this satisfying sport I would constantly find myself lost in the moment. Not realizing how much this sport has meant to myself. Now that I have seen just about everything this sport has to offer I can relive some of the valuable life lessons that cross country has taught me. In cross country you must learn to never give up. You could be learning

As I began my freshman year of high school, I felt compelled to join a sport. I wanted to try something new since I played basketball, baseball, and soccer growing up. So, I decided to join the cross country team. I thought running would be as natural and effortless as it was in other sports. Never had I been more wrong. My first practice began on a blazing hot summer day. I felt slightly nervous since I didn’t know what to expect from this new experience. The practice started off as expected

Never having to exploit my running except for playing tag during recess, I did not especially develop my ability to run. After all, the scariest thing I had to run away from in my childhood was my mother as she chased me around the house to make me do my chores. Part of my private school life was required physical education. Coming from public school, I wasn’t sure what to expect from physical education, but after some rationalization, I arrived at joining the cross country team in order to fulfill

around the community. I really quite enjoy running on the cross country team for my high school. Running has been a part of who I am for a very long time. As a little kid I would always like to run around my neighborhood chasing people or just running for fun. I was just really active as a kid. What really impacted my life was my first year in middle school. It all started in sixth grade and after sixth grade my passion for running grew. All three years of running in middle school were a success especially