Ref: Here.
He is able to still his mind and to hold on to his game plan and trust in his training. He is able to keep strong emotions at bay and to trust his strategy and reasoning. And he can only do that if his confidence remains intact despite the pressure.
That ability has to be horned through tough training. You are not born with it.
Not giving in to excuses and blaming others for the loss of our own self control.
That comes from being able to solve problems and continuously improving.
We will not have that so long as the money is drained from our associations. So long as we attack our own players or try to ban the strong ones.
So we need to speak up and ask our association reps to vote in the leadership that can give us those conditions. That there are proper guidelines. That associations do what they are supposed to do and private academies/organisers do what they should be able to do.
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Dear Anonymous, I appreciate that you like the "heart of a champion" more although I cannot recall off the cuff what I said. Please use a pseudonym at least if you do not want to leave your name but I do not print anonymous comments. Thank you.
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