I recently got my ear pierced on my cartilage, so I am very careful about physical contact with my ear. Therefore, I sometimes restrain myself from playing too aggressively because I am afraid that my studs will fall off, or the opponent will clash onto my ear and cause bleeding.

Since the AQI rate has been high in Hanoi recently, the air pollution can affect my performance because I have a sensitive respiratory system and used to struggle with mild rhinitis.

Monday mornings are when I have PE first period, and this is the time when I feel least motivated throughout the whole week because I have come back from a weekend. The exhaustion from Monday mornings may directly reflect on my game performance skills.

Along with having PE last period, this may be the best time where I can perform to my best ability because this is about two hours after breakfast (which means I am probably not too full). Also, there's a low possibility I would be unreasonably tired.

This time is right before lunch and also when it is the most humid/sunny throughout the day. This can cause me to run less because of the stickiness or heat, and hunger may also prevent me from performing my best.

Heavy lunch: Since the fourth period is right after lunch, if I had a heavy lunch that day, this would prevent me performing at my best ability because I have a heavy stomach hindering me from running.

too little: If I had no or too little lunch, this can cause hunger while I play games, and this will stop me from performing at my best as I will lack energy.

just right: When I have just right amount of food right before PE, this would be the best conditions for me because I would feel sufficiently energized, but not too full at the same time.

This is when I am most likely to be active because it is the last period of the day, so I am not stressed about having to go to the next class, and I have PE last period on a Friday, so this is another reason why I could possibly feel more energized and perform better at the sport.

If I have a lot of assessments in other classes and have been struggling with academic workload stress and lack of sleep, then this may affect my playing conditions in class as I will not feel energized consistently.

This has a connection with academic pressure; if I am feeling fatigued due to lack of sleep or if just physically feel exhausted, this could stop me from being able to perform efficiently.

Depending on who I am going against, I may be intimidated or overly confident. Psychological factors may cause bias and this could directly affect my actions and performance ability.

If my team always loses, this could upset me and cause lack of motivation to play games and this could possibly cause me to lose interest and entertainment playing the game.

I may be pressured by the fact that I have to perform than certain people or win certain teams due to their reputation of "not being so good".

Pressure within my team may also alter this aspect because if I am not skilled at a certain sport and miss catching the ball too often, my teammates may dislike having me on the team, and this would not be an enjoyable time.

Touch rugby: Touch rugby is a sport I've never played before, and our team was confused with the rules, so it was a struggle to perform the game properly and this hindered me from enjoying playing matches against other teams.

Netball: I enjoyed playing netball more than touch rugby because a lot of the rules overlapped with basketball, which is a sport I used to play back in elementary school. Since I was familiar to many of the techniques, I was able to perform well and enjoy the matches.