I certainly am not, but its not for lack of trying though. I play badminton, and basketball, I swim, I even gave flag football a try. Sure I don't excel in any of them, but I play and I have fun. That's not to say that I never wanted to become a better badminton player or baller. I do! I figure it might even make the game more fun for me.
I'm realistic though. I don't see myself ever becoming a three point shooter or a dunker, but maybe if I can improve my passing and ball handling, maybe work on some defensive skills, I'll be a good team mate. Maybe if I have better footworks in badminton, or good form when serving, I'll be a bit more competitive instead of being the un-designated rest station.
And guess what? This summer there's actually an opportunity to do so! It seems our church, UECP, which started a sports ministry a couple of years ago, is holding a sports camp this May for both badminton and basketball. Sounds fun right? Yeah, I thought so too. I sure hope I can go hehe... by the way, you can go to as it's open to all. Here are the details if you're interested:
I'm realistic though. I don't see myself ever becoming a three point shooter or a dunker, but maybe if I can improve my passing and ball handling, maybe work on some defensive skills, I'll be a good team mate. Maybe if I have better footworks in badminton, or good form when serving, I'll be a bit more competitive instead of being the un-designated rest station.
And guess what? This summer there's actually an opportunity to do so! It seems our church, UECP, which started a sports ministry a couple of years ago, is holding a sports camp this May for both badminton and basketball. Sounds fun right? Yeah, I thought so too. I sure hope I can go hehe... by the way, you can go to as it's open to all. Here are the details if you're interested:
- inclusive dates are May 14 to 16
- Rizal Recreation Center
- camp fee is P2000 all in
- open to both males (both basketball and badminton) and females (badminton)
Leave me a message or contact me here if you're interested or need more details.
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Or you can just spend the 2000 pesos reserving hours of court time and practicing on your own.
Good luck with that sports camp! As for me, I've given up on ever being good at badminton after always losing to my friends whenever we play. lol.
@JC: True, but you know what they say about practice right? It doesn't always makes perfect, sometimes it just makes permanent.
@Austenfan: Then you're perfect for the sports camp! ...I haven't really decided to go though.
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