dashiellx
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Good article. Nice to see you call out the chump who made fun of the use of the word "athlete" in the comment section too.
I agree with the guy that using the word athlete is a stretch. You don't have to be athletic to play disc golf or ball golf for that matter.
I agree with the guy that using the word athlete is a stretch. You don't have to be athletic to play disc golf or ball golf for that matter.
I agree with the guy that using the word athlete is a stretch. You don't have to be athletic to play disc golf or ball golf for that matter.
Wonder why they interviewed Holly over everyone else...
any guesses?
Has a pleasant-sounding, articulate speaking voice; sounds down-to-earth and still uses good English and not colloquialisms; doesn't hesitate on camera like she doesn't know what to say; and doesn't use expressions such as "-er," "-uh," "kinda," and "like...". On top of that she can dress warm and still look better put together than the 6 or 7 guys they interviewed.
She's an overall good representative of the sport of disc golf. That's my guess.
Has a pleasant-sounding, articulate speaking voice; sounds down-to-earth and still uses good English and not colloquialisms; doesn't hesitate on camera like she doesn't know what to say; and doesn't use expressions such as "-er," "-uh," "kinda," and "like...". On top of that she can dress warm and still look better put together than the 6 or 7 guys they interviewed.
She's an overall good representative of the sport of disc golf. That's my guess.
You dont have to be athletic to participate in an athletic activity.
Has a pleasant-sounding, articulate speaking voice; sounds down-to-earth and still uses good English and not colloquialisms; doesn't hesitate on camera like she doesn't know what to say; and doesn't use expressions such as "-er," "-uh," "kinda," and "like...". On top of that she can dress warm and still look better put together than the 6 or 7 guys they interviewed.
She's an overall good representative of the sport of disc golf. That's my guess.