life and success英语作文

Success, for everyone, is not a difficult thing. As long as you have shed sweat for it and worked hard for it, you will certainly succeed.

In six years of primary school life, I have overcome numerous difficulties, but the most impressive thing is learning to sideslip. I remember that afternoon, I was leisurely skating with my friends in the square. Suddenly, I saw a new action. I saw him slide at the fastest speed, suddenly straighten up and \"bang\". I saw his left leg turn away and form a line with his right leg, sliding out a straight line, slightly in the breeze

I was stunned by the action in front of me and rushed towards him quickly. I wanted to learn his movements at once, but he said: \"it's very easy. Just practice the leg shape more and you'll learn it.\" I'm a little angry. I can't help it with just a few tricks. I have to work hard by myself!

When I got home, I learned tirelessly. No matter watching TV or reading, I would keep my legs straight, but when I skated,

I always fell when I did side skating. This time I was nervous. I moved forward carefully and slowly made a side slide for fear of falling down again. Unexpectedly, my legs slipped forward again, and my center of gravity deviated. My bottom came into close contact with the ground again. Although I wear knee and wrist braces, I still suffer from wrestling. Once, I wanted to give up, but when I thought of the beautiful movements, I kept practicing.

I thought it over carefully. It seems that learning roller skating requires not only courage but also some skills. I don't know how many falls and sweats I have. Finally, I realized that taking the rubber brake of my left foot as the stabilizing point, I could better skim my legs. After knowing the method, I launched the final impact on the side slip with full confidence.

I skated around the fountain for half a circle. After reaching the medium speed, I accelerated. I clenched my teeth and slid out of my fastest speed. I took an accelerated turn and slid into an empty space without anyone. When I was ready to do the side slide, I couldn't help muttering: don't do it at such a fast

speed. If I fell down, my body would surely slide out of three or four meters. But I thought again, isn't it a waste of hard work? When I thought of this, I took the courage to bite my teeth. When the brake touched the ground, I saw that the rubber on my left foot was stable and the right foot glanced quickly. Finally, through my unremitting practice, I succeeded! I wish I could tell everyone this. Unexpectedly, the first side slide suddenly slipped out of thirty or forty meters.

From now on, side skating has not only become a common action when I skate, but also gave me a lesson: as long as I have deep Kung Fu, I will grind an iron pestle into a needle.