 Finding my way to track is how my journey begins. I knew I loved to run and my mom could never get me to walk. She often says I came out of the womb running so it has always been a part of my life. I did many other sports like basketball, baseball. ballet and a few other before I learned running alone was just a sport. A friend of my mom's talked to my mom about Track and Field and we decided to get it a try. I feel in love from day one at the age of nine and have not stopped running since. It became obvious early on that I was a sprinter and despite me being both pigeon toed and knock-kneed, I was taught to run the high hurdles. Discovering track and the talent I had for it as my technique developed, was like love at first sight and then all over again the longer I did it. Track for me was more than a sport. It was my comfort, my peace, a challenge, and passion all in one. My potential and how far I could go was always based on how much work I was willing to put in. Some days were easier than others but I always fought through the challenges and overcame all the hurdles thrown at me. Track, hurdling, and being a student athlete has taught me that there is always more to give. Anytime I feel like giving up on something, before I call it quits, I push just a little bit harder and always find some kind of success. I have also been able to overcome challenges and obstacles in life by seeing them in the same way I do a hurdle race. Knowing there will be something that might block my path and all I have to do is find a way over it. With track I have had several successes that I give all credit to God for. It has been great getting to know Kenneth through our church and sharing our stories, experiences and tips with each other!
Finding my way to track is how my journey begins. I knew I loved to run and my mom could never get me to walk. She often says I came out of the womb running so it has always been a part of my life. I did many other sports like basketball, baseball. ballet and a few other before I learned running alone was just a sport. A friend of my mom's talked to my mom about Track and Field and we decided to get it a try. I feel in love from day one at the age of nine and have not stopped running since. It became obvious early on that I was a sprinter and despite me being both pigeon toed and knock-kneed, I was taught to run the high hurdles. Discovering track and the talent I had for it as my technique developed, was like love at first sight and then all over again the longer I did it. Track for me was more than a sport. It was my comfort, my peace, a challenge, and passion all in one. My potential and how far I could go was always based on how much work I was willing to put in. Some days were easier than others but I always fought through the challenges and overcame all the hurdles thrown at me. Track, hurdling, and being a student athlete has taught me that there is always more to give. Anytime I feel like giving up on something, before I call it quits, I push just a little bit harder and always find some kind of success. I have also been able to overcome challenges and obstacles in life by seeing them in the same way I do a hurdle race. Knowing there will be something that might block my path and all I have to do is find a way over it. With track I have had several successes that I give all credit to God for. It has been great getting to know Kenneth through our church and sharing our stories, experiences and tips with each other!  






