Hello, this space has been rather stagnant. With the EOY behind our backs now, I hope someone can take action, and this blog going yeah.
This space can be used as an informative channel or perhaps a space for people to express rallying calls?
With Nationals looming around in April, it's time to get our hands on the weapons once again, this time with a longer spell. We've around 4 to 5 months worth of training, excluding holidays and exam breaks, and that's not alot of time for anyone with title ambitions.
It's time.
Come'on guys, get your momentum going once again.
Sometimes dreadful things happen.
One day, you might find yourself asking, " Why must this happen to me? Why did I do so badly for my test? Why does my parents have to be so tight and strict on me? Why is my friend giving me the cold shoulder? Why do I always perform badly during competitions? Why can't I shooter better and meet my personal aims? Why am I not getting the support I need from my teammates and friends? Why did things have to turn out this way? "
I guess, most of the time, it's not about what you do at that particular moment that matters most. We've to get things straight and accurate, because it's what you'd been doing in the past that is contributing to today's happenings.
It's not like eating five packets of noodles will make you fat and huge in one day, but instead, it's consistantly eating two packets of noodles for weeks and months without exercise that causes you to be fat and very huge.
It's not that on the day of a MonthlyShoot or Nationals that you can't seem to concentrate and focus that causes you to shoot terribly bad.
Well, we just have to search inside ourselves for answers. Look at it this way, if we refrain from talking, joking, and walking away from our lanes at our whims and fancy during training, then we will never face any problems with concentration during competitions.
NOW, I THINK MANY PEOPLE ARE GUILTY OF THAT, ISN'T?
Morale of story, do the right things at the right time AND,
Everythings you do must have a purpose, or else you're just going to waste your life away.
Take trainings with a serious and forward-looking mindset, and you might go far.
