He tried and was in 3point for twice a week. Once time to play he did his very best. Didnt win but did try. Now he is doing a summer 3point
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Learn MoreHe loves being able to win. It sounds silly but that’s his mission. He keeps trying and never gives up. He comes in everything but first. However is mindset is to never give up. He loves to be inspired by many of his special inspirations. He gets that the challenge is about hustle and motivation.
His dad of course gives his all to show him that hard work and skills and drills are importantly how to get better and do the work pays off. That winning is not important. It’s about how you play the game and what you learn from it.
Kyree lives for sports and wrestling and no matter how much he doesn’t win. He may get upset however he gets back on the court or field to try his hardest again. I respect how he challenges himself to try to win. Even tho sometimes the loss hurts him. He still loves being an athlete. He tries his very best and deserves all he gets from this world of sports.
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