Spsc 2210 adventure #1
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Brayden enjoys travelling, rugby, camping and video games. He plays rugby to stay active and healthy, practice stress management techniques, boost self-esteem through fitness and teammates, and build community through competing against other towns and hosting social events after games. Coaching rugby has taught Brayden to be respectful, perseverant, open-minded, easy going and funny. Daira enjoys camping, nature walks and basketball. She goes on nature walks to stay fit and manage stress surrounded by nature, which also builds strong families and environmental health through community trails. As a former coach and teacher, Daira has learned to be outgoing, caring, adventurous, driven and a good listener.
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- 2. My name is Brayden Cardiff, I am a 2nd year Sport Science student at Douglas College. When I'm not in school I enjoy travelling and visiting new places. While at home, some activities I enjoy are playing rugby, camping, and playing video-games Belize Jones Lake, BC
- 3. Rugby Personal Benefits: - To stay active to be able to live a full and meaningful life - We practice a lot of relaxation exercises for pre/post game to help with stress management - The fitness and teammates involved helps with boosting self-esteem and positive self- image Social/Community Benefits: - This being a community team sport, I have met many different people coming from all over, which promotes ethnic and cultural harmony - In competition playing other towns creates community pride by engaging our communities to come out to support - After each game the home team hosts the opposing team to some drinks and food which builds strong communities (Lunn, 2020)
- 4. Achieving ISI My ISI Words Respectful Open Minded Easy Going Funny Perseverance Playing and coaching rugby has taught me a lot about practicing how to be my best self. Also by teaching youth about how to be their best selves, ultimately makes me feel like I'm reaching my ISI by doing so. In rugby respect is taught at the very beginning as the main tool to keep the game running. You must respect everyone on the pitch pre- game, during the game, and post game, if that is just shaking hands at the end of the game or preventing yourself from blowing up after getting cranked or illegally hit, you must always show respect. Perseverance is also heavily taught as it is an 80-minute game with little breaks and few subs most of the time. Athletes are taught to push that extra mile and break through their barriers while out of gas. Coaching youth has taught me a lot about being open minded and easy going. If any other coach or athlete comes to me about a new drill or training exercise, I always listen and see how it could benefit us as a team. All though I am easy going, I know when its time to focus and work to achieve our team and person desired goals.
- 5. This is my girlfriend Daira, she is in her first year at Douglas studying to become an Elementary school teacher. Some activities she enjoys doing include; camping, nature walks, surfin’ the web and watching basketball
- 6. Nature Walks Personal Benefits: - Staying fit ensures having a full and meaningful life - Being outside with nature she feels helps a lot with her stress management - She says that being outside with the fresh air and nature gives her a better understanding of quality of life Community/Environment Benefits: • Being in beautiful BC community pride is huge, especially for our nature • She says that making it a family activity that it is a great thing to build strong families • The trails around us are very environmental/ecologically friendly due to environmental protection and rehabilitation ultimately building strong environmental health (Lunn, 2020)
- 7. Achieving ISI ISI Words: Out Going Caring Listener Adventurous Driven Daira has coaching gymnastics and cheerleading for 7 years and was also a daycare teacher for 2 years before becoming a Douglas student. She states that “Being a coach for so long has taught me so much about how to be driven, no matter the circumstance I always have learned to always tell myself to keep pushing for our desired goal” (D. Succurro, Personal communication, October 1st, 2020). Also from being in a teaching/coaching role she has learnt to become a great listener to her kids, showing the kids that they can trust her and that she cares for them. This also helps her to become the out going self she loves to be. On her time off she loves to nature walk and travel which she says helps her reach her adventurous traits.
- 8. References: Lunn, E (2020). Adventure #1 [Class handout]. New Westminster, BC: Douglas College, SPSC 2210. Succurro, D (2020) Personal Communication October 1st, 2020