Okay, so it is finally time for us to pick our CCA's that is presumed to be going to stick with us for the next 4 years in Hwa Chong Institution (High School). There are 3 benefits that I am looking out for from CCA's. Firstly, it helps me keep fit, although some CCA's do not. Secondly, it is good for my resume but of course, when you are good in any CCA, it is not difficult for you to get high CCA points. And last but not least, the most important benefit, it is to have passion and interest in the particular CCA and to be able to excel in it.
What is my passion and interest? Martial arts. It seems that we three brothers have a strong interest in martial arts and are able to excel in them. So, what martial arts are there in my school? Judo. I have been setting my eyes on judo ever since I turned into a Secondary One student. Furthermore, my two brothers were also in judo. Not only that, but my oldest brother was a prominent figure in the dojo. My second brother, only a white belt still, always talks about his experience of throwing people much higher ranks than him. So I went for the trials, managed to throw them quite well and once they heard who my older brother was, they started asking me to join as if I was a big rock star. Even the coach of judo acknowledged me! What did I say about us excelling in martial arts?

Okay, so it is finally time for us to pick our CCA's that is presumed to be going to stick with us for the next 4 years in Hwa Chong Institution (High School). There are 3 benefits that I am looking out for from CCA's. Firstly, it helps me keep fit, although some CCA's do not. Secondly, it is good for my resume but of course, when you are good in any CCA, it is not difficult for you to get high CCA points. And last but not least, the most important benefit, it is to have passion and interest in the particular CCA and to be able to excel in it.
What is my passion and interest? Martial arts. It seems that we three brothers have a strong interest in martial arts and are able to excel in them. So, what martial arts are there in my school? Judo. I have been setting my eyes on judo ever since I turned into a Secondary One student. Furthermore, my two brothers were also in judo. Not only that, but my oldest brother was a prominent figure in the dojo. My second brother, only a white belt still, always talks about his experience of throwing people much higher ranks than him. So I went for the trials, managed to throw them quite well and once they heard who my older brother was, they started asking me to join as if I was a big rock star. Even the coach of judo acknowledged me! What did I say about us excelling in martial arts?