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Personal Narrative: Cross Country And Track

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Have you ever played a sport? Well, I have. I am in Cross Country and Track. I have a massive passion of, for running. Running is wonderful for your health. You burn a lot of calories off. It is exercise for your body too. Also, you need to healthy meal/ snack before running. In Cross country and Track you need to motivate yourself. You need to try your hardest to not give up. You need to set goals to be better. Be determined to never give up. Doesn 't feel pleasing after you take a nice jog? I think it does. When need to be a helpful teammate. Some people think it feels nice to have help doing what sport they do or just whatever they do. It also makes others or myself feel good by helping other. That is what Jesus did for

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