Need an ON/OFF switch?
Published: 24 Apr 2007 - 07:45 by rippa rit
Updated: 26 Apr 2007 - 20:13
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I was reading with interest the interview with Ramy, and in particular the remarks of Anthony Hill. When Ramy talks about how he copes with the pressure from all directions, etc I had this vision of him having an ON/OFF switch.
For those Aussies who remember Anthony, I am sure they too will smile when reading his advice to Ramy "I went one way, and I am saying to you to go the other way - as enemies last forever".
It is ironic that Anthony suggested Ramy see a Sports Psychologist. Any Sports Psych following Anthony would have had nightmares. Anthony was, and probably still is, a very talented player. Maturity and experience is a wonderful thing, and it is great that the wisdom is being passed on to junior players.
Well said Hilly.
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For those Aussies who remember Anthony, I am sure they too will smile when reading his advice to Ramy "I went one way, and I am saying to you to go the other way - as enemies last forever".
It is ironic that Anthony suggested Ramy see a Sports Psychologist. Any Sports Psych following Anthony would have had nightmares. Anthony was, and probably still is, a very talented player. Maturity and experience is a wonderful thing, and it is great that the wisdom is being passed on to junior players.
Well said Hilly.
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From rippa rit - 26 Apr 2007 - 20:13
From mike - 24 Apr 2007 - 14:18
Interesting that the article said a lot of Egyptians were keen for Ramy to be World #1 ASAP, considering they already have one of their countrymen in that spot now.
In a way Ramy has "won the first two games" (so to speak) and might well feel the pressure to maintain his great start.
In a way Ramy has "won the first two games" (so to speak) and might well feel the pressure to maintain his great start.
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It seems that the players who have been punishing themselves for some years find it hard to keep up the constant pressure and heavy itinerary.
It is a lot of work on the feet, knees, back, elbows and shoulders, ankles and never mind about the "head".!!
Also any pre-existing injury is always likely to flair up with overuse. You have to be tip top with this level of competition and cannot afford to let up for one second.
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