Playing the piano for the first time, having a class for the first time, crossing the road by myself for the first time, running in the morning for the first time ... Everyone has experienced many firsts, and in my heart, the first morning run is unforgettable for a long time.
This semester, my running performance has been unsatisfactory. I decided to go for a morning run on Saturday morning. I was about to start when a ray of morning light came into my room. I came to the nearby Workers' Stadium, where there were many people, including old people, young people and several children. The runway is 400 meters long, and I thought, let's run three or four laps! I fly on the runway from slow to fast. My legs were sore before I ran half a lap. Hold on! I secretly encouraged myself. I seem to feel that I can't run, so I slow down, step forward with my left foot and jump forward with my right foot. I don't know how many meters I ran, feeling exhausted, dragging my feet and panting, watching a healthy morning runner run like a fly. You know, I only ran for more than one lap, and he ran for two laps, and gradually I felt that I was behind and looked at those who were running. I know how many laps they run and practice every day, but I want to prove to them that teenagers have unlimited vitality. I regained my confidence and took measures. Slowly, I caught up with them and immediately became proud. When I shook my head, my foot slipped and fell, and my knee was worn out, which hurt. "Stop running!" I muttered something in a low voice and was about to sit in a chair and have a rest.
"Kid, are you hurt and don't want to run?" An elderly morning runner stopped by my side and asked with concern, "There is an old saying in China, where you fall, you will get up. It doesn't matter, keep running! " Grandpa's words inspired me, and I secretly encouraged myself, and the unpleasant things disappeared immediately.
It's getting light, and there are more and more people running in the morning, just like the tide. I just want to thank the old man, but he has gone far ... well, I quit, too! Keep moving towards victory! Run, run, run. .....