Personal Narrative: My Performance In Wrestling

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Yet another exponential area of growth I recognized internally was my performance in wrestling. During my first two years I found myself distracted by such little things and I would constantly criticize myself which held a looming sense of negativity which showed immensely in my performance. An epiphany sprouted through my conscious like a flower pressing itself through the jaded rocks and I couldn't be more grateful for this to happen at such a difficult time. For the first time in my wrestling career I had stepped out of my bubble and decided to try something I had never done before, which to say simply was Greco Roman wrestling. This decision came with a lot of regret leading up to the 2016 Wrestling National Championships because I had

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