Last summer, I had the opportunity to work as an intern at a local sports club. It was my first time

working in a professional sports environment, and I was both nervous and excited. The internship went

through a few phases, starting from orientation until finally jumping in to help during practices and

games.

On my first day, I met the head coach, who welcomed me and explained my tasks. I had to set

up cones for drills, bring water for the players, and check the training schedules. The first few days

were challenging because I was not used to the morning routine. Every morning, I had to wake up early,

arrive on time, and follow instructions carefully. I worried about making mistakes, but the coaches were

kind and guided me.

In the second month of my internship, I was trained to handle emergency situations. I got the

chance to put that knowledge into practice when something unexpected happened. During football

practice, a player fell and hurt his ankle. Everyone stopped, and I quickly ran to get the first aid kit. I

helped the coach assess the injury and ensured the player stayed calm while we got him seated safely.

Luckily, it wasn’t serious, but the experience reinforced an important lesson: staying alert and prepared

during emergencies can make a big difference.

At the end of my internship, the coaches held an evaluation and reflection session where they

shared the results of their feedback. They highlighted my strengths in teamwork, responsibility, and

communication, and even gave me a club T-shirt as a gift. I felt proud because I had improved in these

areas. It was a great experience, and I hope to work in a sports club again in the future.

During the internship, what did the writer do every morning?