During Fall Camp, I learned how to find the strengths of my teammates and help with their weaknesses. My team’s senior members had strong leadership, and their acts taught me how to organize people into one team. For example, when we played games at the beach, they didn’t put pressure on lower graders, but they suggested effective plans based on each member’s strengths about how to make a good score. We didn’t hesitate to talk about each other’s strong points or things he has done very well. Because of this, each person gained self-confidence, and it made us easier to play at our best. While we found each member’s strengths, we also admitted each other’s weaknesses. One event that I felt that the senior did really well on this was at dinner