The Curling 101 event was a fun learning experience. I thought curling was a sport where athletes moved the rock with their broomsticks, but I was wrong. The sport involved releasing the rock towards the direction the spotter was directing while executing a slide movement with one leg and the other leg in a bending position. Two people rubbed the ice with their broomsticks swiftly while the rock moved, but they cannot touch the rock. I am grateful to GRF Ty and Mary for teaching us the techniques and supporting us with compliments and feedback. We had time to play two games, and each of the four group members were able to release the rock, rub the ice with their broomsticks, and act as a spotter. The ice was not in good condition, so most of the rocks for both my team and the other team went outside the lane. Despite that, we all had a great time. We improved our skills from the beginning when we learned the sport to when we played the game.