1. Did you enter the competitive or non-competitive race? Why?
2. By doing the Cross Country, how did it help you?
3. Was it hard or easy? Explain.
4. How long do you think the run was?
5. Do you think the Cross Country is important or not? Why/why not?
1.I entered the non-competitive race because I am not a competitive runner.
ReplyDelete2.It helped me get more fit and energetic.
3.It was easy and hard because it was quite long plus it was hard going up hill and easy going down hill.
4.I think the run was about 12-20 minutes.
5.Yes because it is a chance for everyone to get together and support each other ether they were fast or slow.
1=I entered the competitive 10 year old girls because I wanted to try something new by experiencing the competitive way.
ReplyDelete2=It helped me by the practices we had for cross-country.
3=It was easy because I only jogged through the whole cross-country and I had alot of energy but I came 6th but it was worth the try.
4=I think the run was pretty long and my time was 21.46.
5=I think cross-country is important because running is important which has something to do with cross-country.
DEJA
1. Competitive because there is no point doing cross country for fun.
ReplyDelete2. It helped me get a bit fitter and help me run faster.
3. It was hard because of the hill.
4. I think it was just under 4 km.
5. I think the cross country is important because otherwise you will get fat.
Charlie
1.I entered the competitive because I thought that I would give it a try.
ReplyDelete2.Being more confident about myself.
3.It was very hard because I knew that I could not stop and let myself down.
4.I think it vwas about3.4 kilometres.
5.I think it is important for the people that aren't a very big fan of school work.
1.I entered non-competitive because I didn't feel confident doing competitive and it might be harder.
ReplyDelete2.It did help me a little bit because I am improving at running day by day and week by week.
3.It was okay,but it was quite hard because it was a hot sunny day.The hill which I call the the torture of terror still remains a challenge when you run up it.
4.I think I ran about 19.30 minutes but its just a guess.
1. I entered competitive because it actully makes you run faster.My time was 21:48 and I came sixth.
ReplyDelete2. It helped me with my concentration and confidence.
3.To me it's a fifty-fifty between easy and hard because of different parts and if you like running or not.
4.I think it was a 3.5 kilometor run,but I'm not actually sure about that.
5.I think it's important to get out there and run! It was good for the people who don't like running because it may of changed them.
1.I entered non-competitive because I didn't fell like racing.
ReplyDelete2.Cross Country helped me to become a faster runner.
3.In some parts it was hard and easy
e.g.It was hard going up St. Albans road and it was Easy going down Eldon road
4.I think the run was 3.6 kilometers
5.I think that cross country is important because everybody needs exersize
1.I entered non-competitive because I didn't feel like going in the competitive group.
ReplyDelete2.It helped me make my stamina a lot higher.
3.All of it was easy except for the St.Albans hill.
4.For me I think that the original time to do cross country is 20 minutes.
5.Yes because you will stay fit.
5.I think that cross-country is more then important because it shows that you're not bad or good at running,but it shows other people that you have the potential to do it and finish it as you would it to be.
ReplyDelete1.I entered competitive because I wanted to get into the cross-country team.My time was 15:38 and I came 4th.
ReplyDelete2.It put my fittnes level up.
3.It was easy for me because I am a good runner.
4.I think it was 3.5km.
5.I think it is impotant because if you keep on doing it you might be a famous athilite when you grow up.
1. I entered the non-competitive beacause I don't think that I'm a very fast runner but I ended up coming 5th.
ReplyDelete2. It helped me get alot faster and my with confidence.
3. It was a bit of both all of it was easy but the big hill was quite hard.
4.I think it was about 3.4 or 3.6 (around it).
5.I think cross country is very importent because it helps with your fitness and I think it makes you more confident.