Color guard is like a sibling. For the most part, they have an enjoyable presence. But, certain times occur when they become annoying and hard to work with. Aspects of color guard include throwing and tossing flags, prop rifles, and sabres. I learned how to use these items to visually enhance a marching band show at sectional meet-ups and practices. Overall, Color Guard has made a positive impact on my life by creating opportunities to socialize, improving my physical health, and strengthening my emotional wellness. When starting, numerous occasions allowed me to encounter other students. During the summer, sectional meet-ups provide the chance to learn about and talk to other color guard members. In early autumn, band practices gave me the chance to interact with the entire marching band …show more content…
Lengthy practices prepare your body for various types of activities. Slowly but surely, my stamina and strength increased, leading to adequate endurance during football games. Not only does this help with performance, but athleticism has beneficial attributes in real-world situations. For example, high stamina holds practicality during the school day. Walking from different classes can be energy draining. Along with that, most classes assign work to be done at home. Extra stamina allows for more energy to be used on completing assignments and studying after school. The fitness advantage I have gained makes every day easier to get through. Finally, the color guard feels intensely gratifying. I constantly attempt to avoid situations that have a negative impact on my life. Admittedly, practicing after school every week gets tedious over time. But the practices leading up to a football game never fail to fill me with excitement. Although performing in front of large football crowds can build anxiety, the satisfaction of accomplishing an important toss greatly overweighs it. In a show, the first toss commonly holds the most