I always do at least 2 hours of both study and homework every single night and stuff . I've been doing athletics for the past 15 years , so I'm very much used to juggling both a sport and academics and being able to carve out time easily . Some advice I would give is , it's , it's going to be a hard journey .
You put your effort in every single day in and out , and you're always expected to always be back at 100% , and it took a little while to get into that swing of stuff of knowing that you're going to have to push yourself every single day , and it's , it's been really great . It's helped push me beyond some of my limits and stuff and helped me accomplish things I've never thought possible , how I balance both academically and athletically . I always carve out time for studies .
How am I doing in school ? How am I doing with friends and stuff , how am I doing with work and all these other different aspects that made me love the school even more and made me love the um athletic team here a lot more . And so I'm very grateful for to to have this opportunity to compete for YSU , and it's been really great .
It's helped push me beyond some of my limits and stuff and helped me accomplish things I've never thought possible , how I balance both academically and athletically . I always carve out time for studies . I always do at least 2 hours of both study and homework every single night and stuff .
They made it feel like they really cared about me and my improvement , and not only really about swimming , but also me outside of swimming . How am I doing in school ? How am I doing with friends and stuff , how am I doing with work and all these other different aspects that made me love the school even more and made me love the um athletic team here a lot more .