World War Two

Responded with your own thoughts. Do you share similar expertise or interest? Do you think their topics would be interesting to hear about in a speech? If they were to speak on the topic what specifically would you like to know?

1. The two activities I have a set of skill and knowledge is snowboarding swimming and lacrosse. Most of the students in my class would prefer snowboarding since its the winter season and most of the students I know come from cold areas and its an awesome sport to learn and gain skill. It can also help you both mentally and psychically. I am an expert and know swimming and snowboarding with lacrosse and these three activities can make you enjoy nature and its always rad to have your friends around you. Enjoying nature would make you have a better lifestyle and better knowledge about the meaning of life. I think these sports are better in general they each have their different skill but if I had to pick one I would prefer snowboarding because Im just more used to it and can do it for hours always having fun on the slopes. I do not know much about investing but I would invest in Burton snowboards. Its one of the best snowboard brands you can ever especially in the snowboarding world. Snowboarding comes with using your heels and toes with the right balance. Its always important to lean on your front foot rather than your back foot making it different from skateboarding and surfing. It works out your core so people that are starting to snowboard work on their core muscles to improve tricks and so much more. Its also essential to keep your board in the right conditions by waxing and tuning your board

2. My areas of knowledge are as vast as they are limited. I am the kind of person who knows the absolute most random and useless facts. My father is a history buff who loves to share his thoughts and extensive knowledge of the most interesting parts of history (specifically World War 2). I also am a practicing Catholic who also attended a Private Catholic school from grades K-8 so my knowledge of how the Catholic religion works and the traditions that are upheld within the church is forever stored in my brain. I ran cross country and track for eight years and was coached by my father for all eight of them as well. So with that my knowledge of physical fitness and training is quite extensive. All of these aspects of my knowledge base make up who I am and though some of them might be useless to others they are important to me.