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K (14)

8/26/2021

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I started playing volleyball when I was 12 yo.  I was very nervous and intimidated by the other players that I watched playing in the class.  My parents just encouraged me to try and learn the best I could.  After my first few classes I picked up on skills and the game itself.  My parents kept telling me that "I was a natural volleyball player and picked up on the game very quickly."  I was very shy when I first started and feel like through the years of me playing with a team has helped me become a little more outgoing.  I also feel like joining volleyball has helped me enjoy playing a team sport.  I played basketball and was decent at it but it was a little too much contact/physical for me.  I have made new friends playing volleyball that I still hang out with today.  Along with learning new skills, like serving, spiking and bumping has made me use new muscles.  I enjoyed critiquing and improving my skills in the cul-de-sac of our house with my family.  The thing I loved most of all was spiking the ball hard at my sister and she would shriek and try to deflect my spikes toward her.  I also loved serving over her head so she would have to run and fetch the volleyball.  So long story short, volleyball has made me become more outgoing, enjoy playing a sport I like, helped me make new friends, and learning/perfecting volleyball skills.
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