Qoute from the book "Game Face - What Does a Female Athlete Look Like" that I am reading. It is in the entry the Jamila Wildman wrote a basketball player from Stanford in the mid 90s and a WNBA player after that.
"When you talk about an injury and the kind of depresion you go through, its not just because you're out of shape and you can't go out and play. You're missing a part of you. That's what's painful. That's what hurts. You live for that high and you live for that low because it just feels good to feel something that deeply."
Can totally relate to this for the past 2 years.
You Think You Know - But You Have No Idea
KIK
Always A Mom
About Me
- Kerry Kelly
- I am a young female who is interested in a career in strength and conditioning. I have a B.A from University of Richmond in Sociology and Spanish. I also competed for the women's track and field team at UR (hurdles/ sprints/jumps). I am currently earning my graduate degree (MEd) in Exercise Physiology at the University of Virginia.
B.A
Sociology, Latin American and Iberian Studies
M.Ed
Exercise Physiology
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