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Practice Field Observation

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Practice: I decided to go to my field site for the first time on a Wednesday. I met one of my friends at her dorm around 3:30 so that I could walk with her to the fields. This was a bad idea on my part. She said we were running late and that we had to run there, however I haven’t exercised since my freshman year in high school. When we got to the field there was nobody in sight. Seeing the puzzled look on my face my friend explained that we weren’t late but that she liked to warmup before practice and she knew that I wouldn’t want to run with her. The run to the practice fields left me short of breath and sweaty. There was a plus side though. Since we were 10 minutes early I had time to observe the area and take notes. The practice is

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