Oration Draft
Oration Draft
Oration Draft
But some years later, those thoughts were shattered to the ground. I
realized that it is not enough to only exercise the mind, but in order for me
to achieve my goals in life, I must also exercise the body. I must be both
physically and mentally strong. That way I can face life’s challenges head
on. I have come to realize that!
Sports is more than just about physical contests. Students who are
working or enrolled in school full-time can find relief and self-discovery via
sports. Sports teach us life skills such as how to overcome obstacles, how
to take charge of our own lives, and how to lead others. It also teaches us
the value of perseverance, persistence, and resolve. Sports too shows us
how to be disciplined, respectful, committed, and goal-driven. And the
virtues we develop by way of sports will help us give happier lives in the
future.
We, the youth, just like what Rizal believes are the future of the
nation. And the road to a better future is not a flowery path, it is a rough
one. Thus, we must be prepared physically and mentally to travel that
bumpy road, and reach our destination.
I’ll end my speech with this “Teamwork, we can do so little, but together,
we can do so much!”