Analysis Of What Could Be Better Than A Touchdown By Dwight Lowery

When it comes to sports, you can either use mental agility or physical prowess. For me when I think about sports I think about using your brain. I believe this because when you participate in sports you have to be able to remember your steps and plans to play. It’s also important to have good physical abilities. This varies depending on which sport you are discussing. If you are talking about running then you may want to focus more on physical things such as speed, and in football physical aspects are a bit more important because being strong is a big part of it. Some sports use physical and mental ability equally, such as cheer. You have to count and remember what happens next in your routine, while at the same time be strong enough to lift

It shows you how your mind plays a big role in football. In this story, Jets football player Dwight Lowery has to put a lot of thought into his big touchdown where he “breaks toward the ball, intercepts it, and dashes twenty-six yards into the end zone.” ( Sannah 59) Another way this story shows you how important mental agility is, would be by the deciphering of thoughts. According to Sanneh, “There are a few situations in football where scoring an easy touchdown is the wrong thing to do.” This would be where Dwight Lowery would have to quickly put a lot of thought into deciding what to do. With a sport such as football, it’s almost as if the fans are playing too. This is because they get so into it that they feel like they’re a part of it, and they act as if they’re the ones who have to make all the big decisions. At this point in the game all the fans were really into it, because “within minutes, Jets fans were debating Lowery’s touchdown.” This shows you how important mental agility can

When you run you have to use your mind to know why it is that you’re doing it. Like in the story “Why We Run”, the author describes how running is like chasing a dream. While “most of us chase after ‘antelopes,’ and sometimes we catch them. Often we don’t. But why do we bother to try.” without these mental agilities, it’s difficult to chase after something as great as a dream. This is very important because being strong or fast is one thing, but being smart is something on a whole new level. The author Heinrich states, “I’m moved by others’ dreams and by their devotion and courage in the pursuit of excellence.” Your mind is the key aspect of dreaming so it’s really important. You can also put this in another way. For example “with elongating stems and twirling tendrils, plants race one another toward light.” Plants obviously don’t use their mind but you can think of it like their chasing a dream as