Wakeboarding-Personal Narrative

It was around three years back when I became disheartened about my wakeboarding skills,

my dad and my uncle had recently purchased a new boat for my cottage. This boat was

specialized for wakeboarding so that didn’t really cheer my spirits up. My three cousins, two

that are older than myself and the other being age as me all had remarkable aptitudes for

wakeboarding. My brother was also catching up to me more and more everyday. This

motivated me. I told myself: “This is it, I have to get better”. I tried for about two and a half

weeks straight and nothing changed. I tried my best and everything. I was pretty sad for a

couple days until my friend started talking about this really awesome wakeboard camp. I told

my parents about it and they signed me up right away. Sadly my parents signed me and my …show more content…
It was two days away and I was already exited. Two days have finally passed and I screamed « YES, FINNALY ». I had all my gear packed and ready to go. My cousin, my brother and I get there and salute the instructor. We all hop on the boat and I already know I’m taking advantage of this. On the first day I learned how to do a 180 without jumping, it’s basically where you turn your board 180 degrees. I kept on practicing my moves for the entire week that we had with the instructor until I mastered a 180 jump from wake to wake. I was so proud of myself because of what I accomplices. The others were slacking off the entire camp so I became much more advanced than

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