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30 I ;an't wait for next Friday when I go on holiday.

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:) :o describethe sequenceof eventsleadingup to the catch.

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\ how easyit was-forher to catch the baby.
B how valuableher phone was to her.
(,- how importantthe call shewas making was.
D how mixed-up her thinking was at the time.

Hou-does the narrator feel now about the experience?

\ Shefinds it too upsettingto think about.
B Sheis still in a stateof shock.
C Sheis scaredof such a thing happeningagain.
D Shefeels more confidentabout coping with situations.

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- workout
camp
-- As a keen football player, I chose to attend
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summer workout camp to improve my strength,
power, speedand agility; skills which every good
footballerneeds.We did many different exercises
to help us preparefor the football season.To build
up our strengthand staminawe spenta lot of time
swimming and running around the track. This
really helpsyou to last the 90 minutesof a game.
We also did various drill exercisesto improve our
speedby settingup tyresandconesandrunningin
and out and around obstacles.As a footballer you
also need to be able to twist and turn and dodge
your opponents on the field and you obviously
need to practise suddenchangesof direction to
reducethe risk of injury in a real game.Flexibility
is vital for this and the coachesreally worked on
developingour sl(ills in this area.
Cl Helen - Extreme sports camp
- l'm the type of teenagerwho loves to be active S-
and enjoyssportingactivities.I am not really into
one particdlal sport so rather than choosing a
specialistsportingexperience,I choseto go to an
extreme sports camp last summer.These camps
offer everything from BMX to white-water
rafting. It's all aboutthe thrill of sportsinsteadof
perfecting your techniquesin one particular
discipline. It's also a greatopportunity to meet
kids from all over the world who areinto the same
kind of unique experiences' Trying new
activitiesalso allows you to get a kind of^out
tasterof
different things. You can discover if there's
something you're good at which you might
consider taking up in the future' But probablY
morethanthis, the campexperienceallowsyou to
replacethe thrills of your game consolewith the
genuineadrenalinerush of a crazy expeience with
otherkids. A bit of real fun wasjust what I needed.
g
campus
withsports
camps for teenagersduring the summer months
and I decidedto go to one for severalreasons.
There are loads of activities including wrestling,
sailing,field hockey,etc.A realplus is that you get
to use university-level sports equipment. The
facilities aretop classand you havereally excellent
coaches who know what they're doing. They
certainly did wondersfor me. I went from being a
completebeginnerto being able to practiseand
competewith others in no time at all. That made
the experiencereally motivating and enjoyable. I
was particularly proud of learning how to do a
kayakroll. On top of this,you live in thedorm with
other studentsand that also gives you a senseof
sharedexperiences and sportsmanship.
r,u".v - Adventure and wildernesscamp
[.m a naturelover so the naturalchoice for me
was an adventure and wildemess camp. you
become more in tune with nature through
different programmessuch as mountain biking,
snorkelling, scuba diving, sailing and even
caving. There,s obviously an element of
challengebut even more importantly, you get to
take in and wonder at your surroundings.
programmes designed for outdoor sports
also
include horseriding, swimming, surfing and dry_
slope snowboarding.I certainly loved trying new
water sportsin the seain warm, sunny weather.
The coachestook a real interest in helping us
improve, keeping us safe and pointing out
wildlif" not to miss. Next year I plan to
go again-o-"nts
and hope to meet up with some of the
guys I mot there.
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