Personal Narrative: Worst Part Of Wrestling

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Worst part of Wrestling I got up like any normal day and headed off to my high school for practice. Little did I know, this practice would change the outcome of my whole wrestling season. During the span of a couple hours I hit my head and got driven to Pittsburgh for treatment for a sever concussion. It all started with a normal clockwise slow motion jog we do every day. Then, we got to the main part of practice. Drilling our moves with plenty of repetition, next we moved on to the second part of practice. Live wrestling is where all the wrestlers get to showcase their skills. I picked out my partner from a neighboring school and went to battle.
We started off hand fighting then went all out. A long brutal scuffle occurred ending with

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