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    When I think about dance teams, I don't necessarily think of the dancing concept but rather the friendships and the memories made. Most people feel most confident and accustomed to what they live with everyday, making life changing decisions very difficult to make. Me being one. I danced on a Competitive Dance Team called Dance Dynamics, and never expected to ever leave. I was brought up a question by my former dance teacher asking if I ever considering being on my High School Drill team. I never pictured myself in boots and a hat while dancing on a football field ,so I ignored the question as long as possible. As practice became more tiring and self demanding on my body, my mom became very worried about my grades. They were suffering a great amount because I didn't have time to go to tutorials and…

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    Have you ever been nervous or excited about an event or something you have been really waiting for? Well if you have that’s how I felt about going to my very first dance camp. Even better something really awesome happened to me.It was something that has never happened to me ever before. As I was on my way to camp I had this feeling inside of me, I felt sick, my stomach was tight, and I was very shaky. As we arrived I was so amazed at how many teams there were at camp. I could not believe my…

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    The number of exercises was absurd as well as the difficulty of them. At sundown the sergeants put our names on a board under squad numbers. We had an hour to group up and find our housing. After we found our squad, I was chosen to be the leader. The sergeant showed up to my squad and gave me a topographic map of the area. Our housing was marked with an X; we had half an hour left to find our housing before lights out. Wright-Patterson AFB was incredibly flat, the only landmark on the map was a…

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    “Down, But Not Out.” “There it is Privates!” Drill Sergeant Gonzales yelled. As we all rounded the narrow and winding road through the Ozark Mountains, my heart began to race. All 250 of us slowed down to form a formation in front of what appeared to be the biggest climb we had seen and were not expecting to see for the next few weeks. Screaming at the top of his lungs, Drill Sergeant Galloway said “This is Engineer Hill, and starting in two minutes you all have thirty minutes to make this…

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    of combat experience and the perception that he avoided combat patrols. He was also not liked by the men who were fond of their original platoon sergeant, SSG Miller. I think the book does a poor job of giving the perspective of SFC Fenlason. Soldiers always have the perception that their leadership is not doing as much as they are. Fenlason was also hard on certain individuals, which led him not being well liked by his soldiers. He showed personal courage when he stood up to Yribe, one of the…

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    Dance Research Paper

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    Dance has been a part in my life ever since I was little. I’ve learned useful skills that have prepared me for my future. There was a situation in particular that taught me how to become a better leader and a strong person. Girl conflicts are very common in an environment where many girls are involved such as school, a cheer team, or even a dance team. I first started dancing at a local dance studio in my neighborhood. I started out in routine classes because I wanted to get to know new…

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    people is a great feeling. My heart is leaping across the stage with joy. Whether I’m in the studio or out on the football field, dance is one of the only things that makes me feel this way. I’m one of the lucky ones who succeeds not only in studio dance but also in drill team dance. A lot of people don’t realize how many various styles of dance there are. Each style is completely different from the others. From people and choreography to costumes and leadership, studio and drill team dance are…

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    Dance has been a major part of my life since, well since I could walk. It's my passion. I have basically grown up at my dance studio. I stay there everyday after school until late at night. I've learned a lot of great life lessons there. One of the major lessons I have learned is how to be a good leader. I learned specifically the work ethic needed to become a good leader. At my dance studio we have dancers who are the Assistants. The assistants consist of the top 25 students in the studio. I…

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    Why!? Why I didn't start ice skating since when I was younger? I knew that I was into this sport and interested in spins and jumps. The moment that I experienced a love at first sight happened when I was in kindergarten. Before kindergarten, I wasn't really into any sports. In contrast, one day, I was watching the Olympics on TV with my family. I was watching women's figure skating session and all of the women athletes were practicing on ice. After the practice, face of every athlete…

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    My Greatest Strength Essay

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    “How My Greatest Fear Became My Greatest Strength” is a line I’ve seen over and over again, but I could never wrap my head around it. How can your greatest fear possibly become your greatest strength? I thought that people just go around preaching it to sound intellectual. Little did I know I would eventually be the one to discover that dance—my greatest nightmare and passion—has made me become the person that I am today. Dancing has always been a part of my life. As a child, just by being on…

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