Last year I was at the statewide gymnastics meet and I was not doing as well as I wanted to do and I was really upset. There were some other teams and it was obvious that they had much better coaching that me and I decided that I wanted to take my training more seriously and switch to a better gym with better coaches and longer practices. I talked to my mom we decided that I could go to a new gym.
I have never been the new kid before, I have never moved before, I have never gone to a new school, and I had never switched sports teams. I had been at the same gymnastics center since I was about two years old, that place had practically become my second home. It was a really hard choice to make, I would have to leave some of my best friends, but if I wanted to be successful and excel in the sport I knew it would be best. …show more content…
I was extremely nervous to go in because I was afraid that all of the girls would hate me. I probably wouldn’t have even walked into the building if I didn’t have my mom by my side comforting me. The mood at the new gym was a lot more serious and that meant a lot more work and focus. I had never been more exhausted in my life, the practices were almost four and a half hours long, almost an hour and a half more than they were at my old gym and there was a lot more conditioning. I felt like my arms and legs were just going to fall right off. I was unsure if I could handle working out like that every