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TOP ATHLETES TAKE RISKS
DO WHAT'S DIFFICULT DO THE HARD STUFF Why are some individual athletes just
so much better than others? Why is it that a few athletes become
really good at their chosen sport while the rest of us seem to
plateau at the adequate stage?
Obviously there are a lot of reasons
why this happens, some of which, like muscle type and height
for example, are not within your control. There are things which you
can do to become a better athlete. Top athletes reached the level where they are now because when they were younger they understood the importance of things like practice. And, they recognized that it is not just being at practice, but working hard throughout all aspects of every practice. But beyond working hard, these athletes also were, and probably still are, risk takers. What are risk takers? Well, we are not talking about the X Games, or bungee jumping, or hang gliding. Risk takers are athletes who are constantly looking for ways to be better at their sport.
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| They are never complacent with their current level of skill performance. They are risk takers because they are willing to make mistakes as they try a more difficult way of doing a particular skill. They set challenging goals for themselves even though progress towards achieving these goals usually results in temporary decreases in overall performance effectiveness. Risk takers have to be strong enough mentally to work through these temporary set-backs and do so because they know that, in the end, they will become better athletes. |
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