I am going to talk about playing kabi sport that I found quite challenging when I first, um, started. It’s not something I do regularly, but I had the opportunity to play a few times in the past with some good friends who are pretty good at it. When the first time I entered into the Kabard cup, qu. It was kind, it was kind of a feeling very nervous for me as it was the first time that I. That I was playing in a kabardi. Good. The people who all other were, um, very strong in it. Very strong and well played players in the court. I I struggled to get my severe rights and often ended up for, uh, hitting, um, hitting out one of the player, one of the player on the opposite time. But, um, when comes m. When when when I part. When I participated in the school sports, uh, sports day competition, we were the team of my same class and we are playing with our seniors. The match were. The game was very interest. The game was very interesting. Other people are very good at good at the game and, uh, the match was very going well and interested most of the people. M nearly the scores were equal for both of the teams. The match becoming tough at the time. Uh, I go to hit the people on the other team. When I went, uh, I found that it was a very difficult for me to pull out, pull out the other people, pull out the people in the opposite team. When I push, when I pushed out them. Mhm. At that moment, I felt very happy because the other players are very strong and, um, well played people in the opposite time when I hit them out, a. I felt that it was a big thing for me. From that I observed what is I have to practice more gr.
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I'm going to talk about playing Kabaddi, a sport I found quite challenging when I first started. It's not something I do regularly, but I had the opportunity to play a few times in the past with some good friends who are pretty good at it. The first time I entered a Kabaddi tournament, I was incredibly nervous. It was my first time playing in a competitive setting, and everyone else seemed so strong and experienced. I struggled to get my serves right and often ended up hitting players on the opposing team. However, when I participated in our school's sports day competition, things were different. We were playing as a team with my classmates and some seniors. The game was very interesting and competitive. The other players were very skilled, and the match was close throughout. The scores were nearly equal for both teams, making the match very intense. I tried to tackle players on the other team, but I found it incredibly difficult to pull them out. When I finally managed to push one out, I felt a huge sense of accomplishment. The other players were very strong, so it felt like a big win for me. From that experience, I realized I needed to practice more to improve my skills.
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