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One time I tried to do a wheely on my bike, well before it broke, and i was slightly nervous but i suceeded in completing the trick.

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a time that i found truly hard was doing this assignment.

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I wanted to play basketball, so I joined the schools girls basketball team. I knew absolutely nothing about basketball, so it was hard to get used to it. I failed. I ended up almost scoring for the opposing team.

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a time in my life that was exceptionally hard for myself was when i was in ESL in elementary school

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when i was 8, i thought i was cool trying to ride my bike in the street because i had just learned to ride. i almost got ran over by a car and got laughed at. i learned to not be overly confident

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when i was playing baseball with my brother, the baseball bounce off the tree and hit my eye, the next day i had a black eye

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When I was in private school, which was 7th grade year, I really wanted to fit in with a new group of kids. So, I tried out for the volleyball team. Which I failed miserably because an 8th grade girl spiked the volleyball and it hit me in the face, it bounced off ad somehow manage to go over the net. The next day I tried again despite my ball malfunction and I made the team.

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summer of 2014, boyscouts camp. i had to swim a total of 300 feet, the water was at least 12 feet deep and i couldnt do it so i kept trying until i could swim 300 feet nonstop

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When I was younger i had to preach  in front of the whole church, getting my script the night before.

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When I was 7 I was overconfident and believed that I could swim without any lessons, and when I went to my cousin's summer party I just jumped in the pool and almost drowned. After that I was afraid of deep water and the feeling of suffocation. Eventually I decided to take swimming lessons and face my fear; I learned not to be overconfident and look before I leap.

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when i was 5/6 my sisters and i and some friends were playing hide and seek, we were running around i got pushed down the stairs and injured myself and one of my sister injured her eyebrow which we thought she lost her eye which didn't and the oldest almost got ran over by a motorcyclist that day we learn that we should be careless, since that day i never played hide and seek

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when I was in the fifth grade, I was not athletic, nor have I ever been. Karyn was supposed to be my friend, but SPOILER ALERT! she wasn't. Alexa, Karyn, and I were going to play basketball, so Alexa went and grabbed the ball for us. Karyn snatched the ball from her hands and asked me if I wanted to play catch. I put my hands up near my torso, and Karyn CHUCKED the ball into my stomach. I was then on the FLOOR with the wind knocked out of me, wheezing and dying. Karyn and Alexa stood there and stared down at me as I gasped for air. I eventually regained oxygen and did not pass out. I failed at being athletic and learned to never trust my friends.

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The hardest challenge I´ve ever had to overcome would have to be my 8th grade year when my temper got to be too much for me and these small little 7th grade nasty children tried to fight me in the locker room because I was making jokes with my frenemy and I was acting stupid and defenseless on purpose cause thatś a thing I used to (and still??) do and these disgusting, dusty kids couldn´t mind their own business so they tried to call me out and confront me about my actions like they was in this and so I was talking trash about them in the locker room since theyś gross and they tried to fight jump me with their lil selves but i calmed down because i couldnt get in trouble and get kicked out of NJHS and the moral of the story is to not talk crap about dusty children cause they will pop off on you

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Back in elementary school I had to go to speech therapy because I had trouble pronouncing certain words. As time went on I started to get discouraged. But instead I decided to practice nonstop until i succeed. Sometimes I still mess up but overall I'm better.

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When I was in 8th grade I went on a skiing/snowboarding trip with my school. I fell down the hill face forward the entire time. Half way down, I felt like I was never EVER going to understand snowboarding; that it was IMPOSSIBLE. But I kept trying. I learned that if I tried hard enough, that I could get better. That, and I learned I hate fast sports.