Cheater: a Summer Games Short Read (Going for Gold)
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Bam.
Bam.
My heart bounced off my ribcage and became lodged in my throat. The team marched in line to the first apparatus. Wade led us, and although I would have normally marched second, I let my teammates slip in front, and I pulled up the rear of the line.
Qualifying rounds came first. With the skill set of our gymnasts, we’d have to work hard to not get to the first round.
Rings were first, which made me exuberant. I excelled on the apparatus and even considered rings to be my... specialty. If there was one event where I thought I could take the gold, it would have been the rings.
I watched my teammates muscle it out. The key to the rings was no movement. The more movement, the lower the score. My routine focused on strength, which—assuming I executed well—would raise my difficulty scores.
When my turn came, I peeled the bandana off my wrist and handed it to Nick.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bam.
Bam.
My heart bounced off my ribcage and became lodged in my throat. The team marched in line to the first apparatus. Wade led us, and although I would have normally marched second, I let my teammates slip in front, and I pulled up the rear of the line.
Qualifying rounds came first. With the skill set of our gymnasts, we’d have to work hard to not get to the first round.
Rings were first, which made me exuberant. I excelled on the apparatus and even considered rings to be my... specialty. If there was one event where I thought I could take the gold, it would have been the rings.
I watched my teammates muscle it out. The key to the rings was no movement. The more movement, the lower the score. My routine focused on strength, which—assuming I executed well—would raise my difficulty scores.
When my turn came, I peeled the bandana off my wrist and handed it to Nick.
What to read after Cheater: a Summer Games Short Read (Going for Gold)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collins, Kelly to read onlineMoreLess
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