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Softball Persuasive Essay

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Life is like a sporting event. The effort you put into practice, is the result you’ll get. There are both positives and negatives, but I have discovered that when things are negative, is when you learn the most and grow as a player. In any sport, you will have people that influence you on your team, and the team you’re against. In softball, you’ll face many obstacles. For instance, people will tell you that you can’t play a certain position because you’re left handed, or you have to play a position because you’re left handed. If you can play the position, and do good at it, nobody can tell you, “ you can’t,” because you can.
Although people believe softball was derived from baseball,the sport’s first game actually came about because of a football

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