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Describe How To Get Affected By A Tense Environment In Sports

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During soccer season, I was in the middle of a very tense game. While my teammates were angry and stressed by the game, I was beginning to get affected by the tense environment. I was feeling the pressure of the game, and since my mom was in the audience, I didn 't want to let her down. When I finally got the ball to my feet desperate I ran as fast as I could. Thirsty for victory I took a shoot but unfortunately I missed. I began to get even more stressed. After I missed, some of my teammates started to give up. Thankfully the whistle that announced the end of the first half sounded. While we were drinking water our coach told us with disappointment voice “who are you guys” and, he reminded us of all the hard work we have done. He made us

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