Just me

 

This image here represents film and I because the quote "Forever Strong" is a movie about a boy who learns his lesson from getting a DUI. I am a rugby player as well as our character in this film "Rick Penning," who has potential in the sport but, is very stubborn to play with his rival team. Along his rugby journey he meets his rival team who are friendly people but, with his attitude of playing with his old team he doesn't show any respect to his rival team that he joins. Rick plays for himself only as his new team tells him that it is a team game but, decides to not really care about what his team thinks. When I first started the sport it was just to play and nothing more than that. Rick and I relate because we both learn that the sport isn't only to play but, to learn about brotherhood and leadership from your team and to become forever strong as a person. From this film you can learn many lessons from it, it's an awesome movie to watch but, within it there is deeper meaning to the movie then just the amusement of it.

Wrestling has been a big impact on my life it has changed me for better. Ever since I was young I have always looked up to my brothers, as they were my idols. One of my brothers was a big influence to me because everything he did I wanted to do and be just like him. When he had started to wrestle I never thought that I would have ever joined the sport. After watching a few of his matches I realized that the sport didn't look so bad and gave it a try. The sport ended up growing onto me and ever since that day, it has been one of the best impacts on my life. The sport itself teaches you the hardships you have to go through to be capable of committing yourself to the sport. Without this sport it would of never made me the person I am today because, it has taught me a lot about brotherhood, leadership, determination, and commitment.

Back in the day when I was a little kid I use to see those shows or movies where there would be that one person who could do the coolest things. Growing up I had a friend who was quite young and he could do all sorts of cool things that involved front flips, back flips, and even more. I never quite knew how those movements could be done because of how scary it was actually trying to learn how to do it. I remember when I got a trampoline the first thing I did was start learning how to do flips. The feeling of being so determined to learn how to do something that looked as cool as that just kept rising and rising. After many attempts and finally nailing that one movement you wanted to learn it just feels amazing especially when its on the ground. With tricking all you can do is have no regrets and to not turn back. When you're going for a move all you think about is "Am I going to land?" or "Am i going to fail?" you should never have regrets when you are tricking because its taught me not to be afraid of chasing what I want.