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Huron

Here in Brazil I could schedule an appoitment for tomorrow or I could go right now but I would have to see if they have room to fit me. how is it in america ?

Dog

Coming from a background coaching youth sports, this is one of the hardest things to convey to young athletes. Talent can take you extraordinarily far, and put you well ahead of the curve, but it can't replace hard work and dedication. A lot of high schoolers especially hit this wall hard, and when they see all that they have to give up just to maintain success they quit. It's frustrating too, because it creates a lot of regret all around, and I'm sure most of the ones that quit end up truly missing the sport they grew up loving. What's even worse is progress and improvement doesn't always have a positive result, you can be better than you were at the start of a season and still lose --- how do you keep coming back to something when you can't get the validation of trophies, medals, victories etc. Each season I have my kids find their "reason" outside of winning, and I've had a billion different answers (to make friends, lose weight, be able to bicycle kick, run a 5k, etc) and I share those with their parents and teachers as well, it creates a support system that is inherent to promoting their future success. ANYWAYS, it's great to see Blue Box touch on this aspect. A lot of sports anime do, but sometimes they gloss over the tough aspects outside of losing. Thanks for the excellent reaction!