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Mi Conexión al Mundo en otra Lengua II

Nombre: Leonardo Daniel Martínez Cervantes

Matricula: 2097250
3 different sport

Laila - Swimmer Obligations:

María has to train in the pool every day and maintain a balanced diet to stay in shape. She also has to
attend competitions regularly. Needs: María needs high-quality swimsuits, swimming goggles, and a
good coach to guide her in her development as a swimmer. Abilities: María is able to swim long distances
without getting tired and has a fluid swimming style. She can also maintain concentration for extended
periods of time.

Alex - Equestrian Obligations:

Alex has to care for his horse daily, including feeding, grooming, and exercising it. He also has to train
regularly in the saddle and participate in equestrian events. Needs: Alex needs a well-trained horse,
appropriate riding gear including a saddle and bridle, and access to a riding arena or trails. Additionally,
he should be able to communicate effectively with his horse. Abilities: Alex is able to maintain balance
on a moving horse, execute various riding techniques, and establish a strong bond with his horse through
effective communication.

Ana - Tennis Player

Obligations: Ana has to practice her serve and strokes regularly. She also has to travel to compete in
international tournaments and follow a strict training regimen. Needs: Ana needs high-quality tennis
rackets, proper sports attire, and an experienced coach to help improve her game.
Abilities: Ana is able to hit the ball with precision and speed. She can also adapt her playing style
according to her opponent and court conditions. These descriptions showcase the obligations, needs,
and abilities of each person in their respective sports disciplines using the specified grammar structures
in English.
Equestrianism: The Art of Horseback Riding

Actions in Equestrianism:
Riders train intensively: Riders have to dedicate hours to training, including riding practice and exercises
to improve their balance.

Communication with the horse is crucial: Riders must be able to establish a connection with their horses
through subtle cues and commands.

Participation in various disciplines: Equestrians often participate in disciplines such as dressage, show
jumping, and eventing.

Equipment Necessary:
Saddle and Bridle: Riders require a well-fitted saddle and bridle to ensure comfort for both themselves
and the horse. Riding Attire: Proper riding attire includes boots, breeches, and a riding helmet for safety.
Grooming Tools: To care for the horse, grooming tools like brushes, combs, and hoof picks are essential.

Skills Acquired:
Balance and Coordination: Riders acquire the ability to maintain balance on a moving horse and
coordinate their body movements with the horse's gait. Horsemanship: Riders become skilled in horse
care, understanding their behavior, and knowing how to respond to different situations. Jumping
Techniques: In disciplines like show jumping, riders learn to navigate obstacles and execute precise
jumps.

Obligations of the Athlete:

Daily Horse Care: Equestrians have to take care of their horses daily, which includes feeding, grooming,
and exercise. Continuous Training: Riders must continuously train to improve their riding skills and
maintain a strong connection with their horse. Adherence to Safety Protocols: Safety is a priority, and
riders have to be vigilant in following safety guidelines, including wearing helmets.