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What Does Softball Mean To Me Essay

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All my life, I have seen the game of softball as an opportunity to improve my life. Whether it be on or off the field, softball has taught me life skills certain people can only imagine learning. As a sassy 6 year old playing Tee-ball, I can remember giving attitude to other teams since we were losing. My coaches scolded us for unpleasant attitudes regarding losing. It bothered me that others were winning. On the other hand, it taught me to work tirelessly towards a winning goal and to be untroubled of other’s successes. During one year of softball, we had the best pitcher in town. We won every single game we played that year. This was a “blessing”, however, it was a curse in disguise. It taught me that being supportive of your teammates and

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