First find out all of the details of what happened, the school's policy, and get the advice of your athletic director before making a decision and think also what long-term impact of your decision. Discipline also means doing the right thing and doing everything for the better of the team. In practice, this means doing every drill the right way, every time. Some coaches are "go" coaches and like the fast-break, full-court press, gambling, trapping, and like the game to be a track meet. This style of play is ideal for a team with lots of quick, allowing for lots of substituting.
This ability to adapt to adverse situations is something I hope to carry with me life long. It is hard for me to sit and watch my team play without me, but in order to be a good teammate I stay and cheer them on. Being a good teammate is one aspect I am proud to say I acquired over the years. Whenever someone makes an error I cheer them up and tell them to keep their head up. Being a good teammate is one of the reasons I have always been appointed captain of any team.
It was very touching. Also, we have a mind reading devise and we heard the part when you said, “I wanted to do something, right here, right now, to shame them…”(pg236,pg.237) We thought that was very brave of you. Let us reminded you that we have the games so there won’t be a need to destroy another district like district 13. You should be grateful that we allowed you to participate in the games. Although we liked that you did this, your actions caused a riot in Rue’s district and we had not other choice but to put down a couple of rioters.
Ender would stay up and train and study everything he could to beat all the missions he had. “What matters is that he won the game that couldn’t be won” (66) ender had a lot of problems with the other launches because of his success and would often have to stand up for himself. Before ender made his moves he would study the actions of the enemy in his head to map out his action plan and make his move. No one else was as determined to be the best as ender was. And by doing what he did he was success full in what he wanted.
We teach commitment by first showing them what we as coaches are willing to do. This would include things during the season as well as during the offseason activities. We try to make them understand that making a commitment is essential to success in life. I also try to gauge each athlete’s commitment level by asking them questions about what sacrifices they are willing to make to reach their goals. Offering them off-season activities to improve their skills also shows them that to succeed it is important to work a little harder than
If a game is won they are a hero, yet they are hated if it is lost.” I thought that her answer was very true and it must be hard for them at times to have everyone relying on them. Many children look up to these players and consider them to be their role models. She agreed with me when I said that and simply said that she did believed they these players are amazing role models. It shows children that no matter where they come from that they can always turn things around into something great. Many of the past and present professional basketball players come with a truly inspiring story and even though they didn't grow up with the best of everything they made the most of it, which is a great lesson to teach kids, especially
According to Sheed, “Schools and colleges also teach something by their very natures, which is that you are now playing for a whole community and not just yourself” (498).” Essentially, what Sheed is saying is that sports have brought entire communities to share and experience one thing they love, and that this is truly honorable for the individuals playing the game. The amount of pride one presents on his or her favorite sports team or individual is phenomenal and to know that a game can bring together a community of very different perspectives is a thought to be cherished. I am of two minds on this issue. On the one hand, I believe that sports do have an underlying role for disciplinary actions within the players because the game teaches them patience, sportsmanship, and honesty. But on the other hand, I understand that in today’s regime, sports has become a career choice, and how well one performs determines their life’s salary.
This quote was beneficial during his coaching years to help discipline his players. The team had a reputation for winning so many games; but, he wanted to teach his players that building their character is more important than being seen as winners. It is merely what everyone else sees them as only. Mr. Wooden worries more about his students’ character than their reputation because character repeats champions not reputation.
In Woods’ first press conference after he admitted to adultery, he confessed to having the feeling of entitlement, and that he felt he could do whatever he wanted with no repercussions. That’s why it’s society’s fault that these athletes feel this way. As a sports fan, I really do think our professional athletes should be making better choices when it comes to off the field matters. To everyone quick to judge others, remember that behind the fame and fortune, these athletes are human just like us. Think about it, as if you were in A-Rod's position and you were offered the same choices, what would you do?
No matter what mistakes or bad choices you have made, you can dust yourself off and try again. The most motivational piece to me “I know I can, be what I wanna be, if I work hard at I be where I wanna be.” this motivates me because it teaches me that in order to get where I want to get I have to work hard for it. You have to work hard and struggle to be the best and have the best. Many people put their obstacles and past experiences in the way of being successful and use that as an excuse. When you are striving to be the best you have to keep in mind that “its not going to be easy but at the end its worth it.” This song has taught me to keep my head up no matter what my obstacles and tribulations are and to keep