How good on a bad day?
Published: 18 Apr 2006 - 07:22 by rippa rit
Updated: 25 Apr 2006 - 09:42
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Article in Times of India : 9/04/2006 quoted by Ritwik Bhattacharya, India’s National Squash Champion, who is currently in Mumbai, on his passion for the game
‘The real mark of a sportsman is how good he is on a bad day’
I found what Ritwik said an interesting remark.
It is true, on a good day, we perk up and sail along, but the ability to apply yourself on a bad day is just another skill to be learnt.
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‘The real mark of a sportsman is how good he is on a bad day’
I found what Ritwik said an interesting remark.
It is true, on a good day, we perk up and sail along, but the ability to apply yourself on a bad day is just another skill to be learnt.
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From pug505man - 25 Apr 2006 - 09:42
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as Rippa Rit suggested I focused on what to do to get in the match rather than beating myself up over errors.
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I think if you play 'poorly' (by your own standards whatever they area) but still win you have cause to be happy - as you know it can only get better.
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