Shoe Game Strong (Sneakers)
Lace up your dreams in the world of sneaker culture! Whether you’re a casual collector or a sneaker enthusiast, ‘Shoe Game Strong’ welcomes you to explore the vibrant world of kicks. From hunting down limited editions to designing your own custom pairs, there’s a universe of sneaker culture waiting for you to explore. If you’ve ever dreamed of turning your love for sneakers into a lifestyle, now’s your chance!
How the Award will get you there:
Example SMART Goal: Over the next 13 weeks, I will dedicate 1 hour each week to researching how shoes are made and attempting to make my very own model shoe from cardboard.
Example Assessor: Fellow sneaker enthusiast
ORB Category: Arts and Design
ORB Subcategory: Tactile/Fashion Design
Example log for ORB: Researched the evolution of Air Jordan 1s. Today I looked at how a pair of them are constructed. I started today by cutting out the sole of the shoe from cardboard.
Example SMART Goal: For the next 13 weeks, for 1 hour per week, I will do a sneaker review after my walks. I will walk 1 hour per week in different shoes, assessing what makes it comfortable and how it affects my performance.
Example Assessor: Gym teacher
ORB Category: Athletics
ORB Subcategory: Walking
Example log for ORB: Ran around my neighbourhood today for 1 hour. I ran today using my Ultraboost and I researched the Adidas Boost technology after because it was so comfortable.
Example SMART Goal: I will spend 1 hour each week coordinating and beginning a shoe donation drive involving family and friends, collecting and donating a minimum of 20 pairs of used footwear to local charities or organizations supporting individuals in need within the community over the next 13 weeks.
Example Assessor: Local charity coordinator
ORB Category: Leadership
ORB Subcategory: Others: Donation.
Example log for ORB: Collected 3 pairs of shoes from family members today. Cleaned them up and added them to
(Completed as a team. Participants will collaboratively establish practice and qualifying journey goals together).
Example Activity: Visit different sneaker stores in your neighborhood to discover what makes each shoe comfortable and popular! Physically observe and try on different sneakers, checking out their styles, materials, and features. It’s like going on a sneaker safari to find the perfect pair for your feet!
Example Assessor or Supervisor: Footlocker employee
