Fears- Losing someone close, asking stupid questions, drowning
Annoyances- people who walk slow in the hallway, loud people, people talking with their mouth full, gum smacking, people who chew with their mouth open, uninteresting people.
Accomplishments: A on physics test, winning a state championship
Confusions: physics, calc, french
Sorrows: temper, athleticism
Dreams: Athletic Trainer, Strength Coach
Idiosyncrasies: nerd; Im in the academy
Risks: Bungee Jumping
Beloved Possessions: Now- phone, dog, bed. Then- My stuffed animals
Problems: procrastination, organization
Dreams. Over the last few years and the latter part of my life thus far, I have been dreaming of being an athletic trainer. Ever since I was a little boy, I knew I wanted to have a job in the athletic side of occupation. My love for sports was overwhelming, and I knew I couldn't be a pro sports player, so the easier way would be either the athletic training or coaching side. Once I had chosen the side of athletic training, I decided to delve into the subject more and do some research. The more research I did, the more and more I ended up wanting the job. The fact that you may have the ability to work in pro/collegiate, top-of-the-line facilities with professional athletes has always fascinated me, and now that I get closer and closer to college, the more it is starting to become a reality (and the more excited I have become).
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