Hello everyone! In this blog is about athlete… 

Find out what type of person you are. Are you a winner? A loser? Do you care about performance? How do you feel about winning? Is it something you enjoy? Willingness to compete is a huge factor in determining if someone is going to make it as an athlete. If you don't believe you're competitive enough to excel as an athlete, then chances are you won't ever be able to do well at it.

Be Flexible:

Flexibility is something we often overlook, but it’s important to have in any sport. Whether its flexibility between classes, flexibility while running, or flexibility in your attitude towards training, flexible people tend to achieve their goals faster than rigid people. Being rigid is not bad, but being inflexible about things can get you nowhere.You should always try to stay open-minded with new ideas. Don't be afraid to change and adapt to new circumstances if they are working out well for you.

Have Goals:

Everyone likes to win, but only winners achieve their goals. So before you even start pursuing something, make sure what you want is reachable. We've all failed at some point; don't let failure discourage you from trying again. Having a goal is half way to making good choices.

Take Risks:

Risk taking is fun. If you're doing something that's risky, be prepared to take some risks. Even if you fail, it doesn't mean you shouldn't do it again later. Sometimes you just need to push yourself outside of your comfort zone. Taking chances will help you learn valuable lessons and improve how you play.

Keep it Simple:

As simple as possible. I'm a firm believer in keeping things as simple as possible for success. When you try to learn everything at once, you end up confused and overwhelmed. Focus on learning one thing at a time until you feel comfortable enough to tackle the next difficult concept.

Play the Game Right:

Play fair. Everyone knows the saying “If you're going to steal, steal a lot." However if you think you're too good to play the game correctly, then you'll never be successful. There's no shame in losing, just winning is hard work. Losing teaches us, and helps us grow stronger, ultimately becoming a winner.

Watch Your Language:

Your language reflects your mindset. Good players use positive words and phrases, and avoid negative ones. Also watch your body language. Make sure you're showing confidence and trust in your abilities. If you're insecure or nervous, you won't show it in your actions, and it will reflect in your gameplay.

Have Fun!:

I know it sounds cliche, but having fun is really important. If you don't enjoy playing basketball, you won't practice. If you don't practice, you won't get better. If you don't get better, you won't compete. If you don't compete, you won't win championships. That's why you should always keep things in perspective and have fun.

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