Confusing Athleticism with Participation.

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The athlete has two goals, the second is to recover from the first.

If you have to turn to see your opponent, it means they’re in the rear court.

Before you begin a grudge match, train to let go of the grudge.

There are at least thirty three lessons in a loss, and at least one in a win.

When anger rises, hit every shot in.

If you are the best athlete at training, it’s time to find new training partners.

The funniest athlete is optimising their sadness.

The athlete who moves a mountain has carried a lot of small stones.

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I write and write, left and right, up and down, round and around, inside out, outside in, square in a circular hole, metaphor and fact, guesses and observations... but mostly about things I love and love to express. Peace to you All. David.

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