Why Is Coach Hunter Important To Me

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Coach Hunter is an important person to me, because he taught me how to play lacrosse, which I still play to this day. Coach Hunter was an average size man with a very short beard and always seemed to be wearing a beanie. I first met him at my first practice for the North Penn Dragons. When I was first introduced to him he told me he would be my coach and that he would teach me how to play. Most of my team were also new players, so we all had a lot of things to learn in the first weeks before our first games. The first thing he taught us how to do was throw. “Keep your bottom hand on the bottom of your stick and your top hand towards the middle of the stick and follow through as you throw,” he said. He also said to step forward with the opposite

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