This was a Digital Photo Story created for the Digital Story Telling subject at JCU known as NM2203.
The story produced was written to a criteria, with the purpose of teaching somebody something through the use of a digital story, in the hope that they they might possibly learn something from it.
Music used and licensed under the Creative Commons license by Dan-O at DanoSongs.com. All images are owned solely by @nickswebtsv.
Story Transcript
The story produced was written to a criteria, with the purpose of teaching somebody something through the use of a digital story, in the hope that they they might possibly learn something from it.
Music used and licensed under the Creative Commons license by Dan-O at DanoSongs.com. All images are owned solely by @nickswebtsv.
Story Transcript
I was the
kid who never liked the idea of competing.
I dreaded
the yearly school sports activities, such as the cross country the athletics
day and God forbid that dreaded swimming carnival.
You can
probably see I wasn’t really the athletic type, until one day, that day I
decided to step up to the mark.
It all
happened after a long summer’s break of mountain biking and weight-lifting.
I spoke
highly of myself with my newly found personal confidence after suggesting how
many tonne of weights I used to lift each afternoon.
I was
told I should do the cross-country and prove it! So, I stepped up to the
challenge and competed, scoring a top 10 finish and in-turn making the school
cross country team. I also found something inside myself that day.
From that
point on, I became known as ‘the machine’ at school and home.
Years
went by and I continued to improve my athletic endurance, both in running,
cycling and occasionally the swimming discipline.
I entered
myself into my first triathlon in ‘08 and scored another top-10 finish in my
chosen class.
Since
then I’ve been hooked on continually improving my performance in my chose
sporting discipline; triathlons.
I train
more than 10 hours a week with most days starting as early as 4am. You might
ask why I do this? Well, I love competing to continually prove to myself I can
be successful. It’s a great motivational tool.
So I
leave you with this, What’s your motivation?
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