The first games practice of the year was bad. I'm not sure that it is really bad, something that barely exists can't exactly be bad right? Out of the six guys on the Summit team, three showed up. Out of the three that showed up, two actually practiced. Out of the two that practiced, one was on time. It wasn't even me.
Jonathan, Benjamin, and Jeff didn't even show up. Andy, Brian, and I were there. Sitting there doing nothing was Andy, while Brian and I actually tried to practice. Have you ever had a practice for games that require five people using only two people? As incredibly AMAZING as Brian and I are, we aren't THAT good.
Apparently, NO one has been exercising like they are supposed to be, except me (and I have witnesses so no one can say otherwise), because everyone was huffing and puffing by the end of it.
Enough about everyone else... on to me.
I realized JUST how bad my allergies have become. I can't run because I can't breathe. Breathing is actually important in running. For some reason, every time I run, my allergies kick in and I can't breathe. I am constantly holding my breathe as we sprint because inhaling makes it worse. I have no idea how I am going to fix this problem.
In addition, I was informed that I need to stop DQing in agility, which is absolutely true. I'm actually doing much better than before. Last night, I was going to try planting my hand, but I think that actually slows me down.
That's about it... Nothing else to say right now...
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3 comments:
Don't be dismayed, man. I can recall many VUSA practices where the pickins were slim - or not there at all. Whatever you do, enjoy the time you can spend investing in these games, for I totally understand your passion. My buddies and I would spend hours on one game in hopes of shaving off a second or two.
Rock on.
I feel kinda bad for missing...how many girls were there?
ummm... I have no idea...
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