I love free fighting primary school composition

In study, work and life, many people have written compositions. Composition is a transition from an internal language to an external language, that is, from a compressed and concise language that they can understand to an external language form with a standardized grammatical structure that can be understood by others. How to write a composition to avoid stepping on thunder? The following is the composition I compiled for you. I love Sanda primary school for reference only. Welcome to read.

During the summer vacation, I play football, jump rope and team up with the children in the community every day in the yard ... I am very happy. But some older children, tall and strong, always grab our space and push down my little friends. Everyone is depressed.

One day, I found an advertising sign next to the extracurricular class upstairs, which read: Sanda, Filipino batons, nunchakus ... I asked my father curiously, "Dad, what is Sanda?" Dad smiled and said, "You don't even know Sanda? Sanda is a sport that integrates martial arts, boxing, footwork and wrestling. It can strengthen the body and exercise the will. " When I heard "boxing" and "footwork", my eyes lit up and I thought, "After learning Sanda, won't I become very powerful?" I immediately said to my father, "I want to learn!" " . Dad asked me if I could insist. "Of course, studying is useful to me," I assured my father by patting my chest.

Sanda class has started. I pay extra attention, listen carefully to the teacher's guidance, master all kinds of skills, and keep practicing at home. After a while, the teacher put on protective gear for me and taught me how to throw, grab the knife, spin down and wrestle with the players ... I felt that I was no longer weak and became stronger.

It was obvious that we went to the football field first that day, and several older children came to grab the territory. I left my friend behind, first with a straight fist, then with a forward kick. When the older children saw my posture, they left in despair and never bothered us again.

Learning Sanda not only enables me to protect myself and my friends, but also teaches us that "the strong can't be bullied, and the weak can't be bullied". I like this sport more and more, and I will stick to it.