The intent was that through repetition of their personal  "mantra," each individual would be jump started 
daily and reminded of their  purpose, mission and responsibility as a member of a worthy 
and excellent  organization.Finding "The Zone"We have all heard about the "zone" and those  special experiences 
athletes have encountered while in a pseudo state of out  of body awareness; where every 
movement and thought seems to fall perfectly  into place. This can become a painful exercise, 
especially for young  athletes who find themselves face to face with individual "game day daemons."  
But a strong coach-athlete relationship will assist greatly in "taking out  the trash" and slowly 
replacing the negative mental images with positive  reinforcement in an attempt to re-wire the athlete 
for future  success.Remember the old adage: "The more you practice something the better you  get." 
The mental approach to competition should be just as important as any  physical drill, strategy 
training, or physical conditioning, while using  mental imagery and positive re-affirmation on a daily basis 
to compliment  the physical component of any athletic program.Manifesting DesireDesire is  simply "an unyielding urge 
to accomplish worthy tasks" and any successful  athletic endeavor requires keen and unaltered desire. Maintain 
steadiness in  communication. Reinforce confidence ("You got this"). The aim for the athlete  should focus 
on narrowing this range to a high and consistent level and to  experience a committed 
approach to competitive readiness that results in  steady success.I believe that Perseverance and Commitment are 
strongly  linked and that coaches should gradually adopt a philosophy where students learn  to reduce 
their "exit strategies" and to strongly emphasize the importance  of perseverance as an effective tool 
in building personal competitive  excellence.Keep lessons in this area simple and fun and give the 
young  athlete every reason to accept perseverance as a means to reach personal goals  and 
enjoy team success. Competition naturally induces a state of anxiety  that varies in level from 
athlete to athlete and it is important that the  coach responds immediately and effectively to 
each athlete, in order to help  bring them in range with their ideal zone. This 
can provide the "spark" that  could serve as the glue that binds the team and 
moves them to higher  levels.Developing "Unshakable Belief"Finding the "fire from within" and  competing at higher 
levels requires skill, determination and perseverance,  but without unshakable belief in oneself, the effort you 
invest has little  or no chance in manifesting itself. "Attention" energizes the process, while  "intention" 
transforms desire into results.Athletes should realize early on  that their body's are individual tools of 
expression that when finely tuned,  can produce significant results. Firstly, it requires a detailed reflection  
of prior competitions, combined with a willingness to embrace positive  experiences, while identifying behavior patterns 
during the "rough"  experiences.Here is where the coach should shift roles from the "task master"  
to the advisor in an attempt to work collaboratively with the athlete requin tn to  improve personal 
performance. It takes an introspective analysis of your  current skill level, along with a realistic 
appreciation for your mental  approach to the game. In your face approach. High anxiety environment.2.Medium  
Pressure: Mid levels of excitement. It requires a forceful approach with  some, a delicate approach 
with others and a combination of both for most  athletes. I like to compare perseverance 
to building a new home. Personally,  I believe desire without a sense of urgency can 
be likened to a ship without  a rudder. Re-assuring.Assisting athletes in finding their comfort zones 
is a  simple matter of helping them first reach a balanced emotional and psychological  state. 
These are very rare experiences, but I believe every athlete has the  ability to find 
their zone or "comfort level" that will induce a state of  strong focus and self 
confidence as a competitor.Each athlete has their  individual identity, along with strings and buttons to 
pull and push that  make them respond effectively. It requires a psychological approach, where the  
tactic is to develop and maintain successful transfer of skills in practice  to the competition 
arena.This article will focus on 7 areas of importance  that will assist coaches and athletes 
prepare for competition and help them  "reach within themselves" to raise the level of their 
talent in a confident  manner as they step into the exciting world of competition.Self  AwarenessDeveloping 
self awareness is the first step in growing individual  appreciation for one's athletic talent and 
learning how to transfer that  talent into the competitive arena. Keep the purpose simple and 
the focus on  the "process" rather than on the "end result." Allow the children to 
reach  individual excellence and enjoy being part of a worthy program and let the  medals 
and championships take care of themselves.Eliminating Negative  ExperiencesEliminating past negative experiences is a difficult, yet  
important task athletes must commit to if they desire to raise their  personal level of 
competition readiness. Self awareness requires a fair and  detailed "look" into both your strong and 
weak areas, which can produce both  feelings of excitement and humility. It is a balancing 
act that takes great  skill and keen awareness, but if practiced and implemented successfully, this  
technique could make the difference between a mediocre year and a  championship season.ConclusionCompetition readiness is 
a critical skill to  develop in athletes that desire to reach high levels of sport 
excellence.  This assessment should be developed together with your coach and parents and  utilized as 
a reference for the athlete to grow a sincere understanding and  fair appreciation of himself. 
The vessel moves, but without direction or  purpose.Developing a sense of urgency as it pertains 
to sport may seem  drastic at face value, but if it is articulated constructively, it 
will  develop a perpetual awareness within athletes to appreciate their individual  talent and how it 
can manifest itself. It should encourage a commitment to  nike shox  nz "doing" and not the end result. 
It is a slow and tedious  process in the beginning, but builders soon begin to 
see the "fruits of  their labor" as the new home begins to take shape, brick 
by  brick.Inspirational reminders can be an effective strategy that encourages  perseverance. Coaches should consider using 
weekly "themes" that athletes  can refer to daily in an effort to develop team synergy. 
Reduce anxiety to  low levels. It should also act as a reminder for coaches and 
parents that  the athlete is a unique individual with special talent and  potential.Understanding CompetitionUnderstanding how 
competition fits into  the overall scheme of the athletic experience is a crucial component that  
begins with a general team philosophy that is developed by the coaching  staff and shared 
with athletes and families early on. I suggest a broader  approach to competition, especially for 
younger athletes who are still in a  developmental stage of their athletic experience. This creates 
a natural  environment for individuals to thrive, while providing a direct support system  for all 
members, especially when frustration emerges and times seem  tough.One technique I found quite useful was 
in developing a simple, but  dynamic "phrase" for each team member, as a reminder of 
their individual  strength and personal contribution to the team. A good coach will take the  
necessary time to understand and appreciate the many individual  personalities on his team and determine 
how to best motivate each one  effectively.Athletes respond to 1 of 3 types of pressure 
when it comes to  competition, and determining where each individual falls into these categories  is 
the first step to assisting them in finding their comfort zone in  competition.1.High Pressure: The 
need to boost ego. It is a day to day  effort to reach individual standards 
that have been pre-determined, along  with an obligation to live in each moment and take 
the process one step at a  time.PerseverancePerseverance is an important tool for any athlete that  
should be honed with time, effort and commitment to a worthy goal. Is it the  
aim of the program to "win at all costs?" Or is competition a celebration of  
bringing out one's best talents?Developing competitive readiness is another  important responsibility of the coach, who 
will make a concerted effort to  determine what drives each individual to reach their best 
performances. Once  realized, this can become a powerful link in the chain of total athletic  
development that not only builds athletic skill; it can drive self  confidence to new levels.Manifesting 
desire should not be a rushed or  harried. Through this unique and interactive experience, they 
begin to  develop their individual "sport" personality and cultivate their unique approach  to competition.Bridging the 
gap between practice and competition can be a  great challenge for the athlete, whether it 
is developing an understanding  of a particular defensive strategy in Lacrosse, or mastering an intricate  
skill sequence on uneven bars in Gymnastics. Believing in oneself begins by  taking an honest 
personal inventory, accepting yourself at face value and  making a commitment to use each day 
as a starting point in your quest to  reach higher levels of personal excellence.As I 
mentioned in the section on  self awareness, mental practice and self reflection, combined with performance  
re-affirmation are critical to the development and maintenance of self  confidence. Countless hours are invested 
in developing individual skill, and  having the ability to express that talent, whether it is 
part of a team, or  as an individual effort, gives the participant a tangible means 
to an  end.Each athlete is different and they are strongly influenced in a number of  
areas including: coaches, teammates, parents and friends. Competition is an  exciting platform where athletes have 
the ability to manifest talent in an  organized setting and with measurable results. Regardless of 
the approach,  the common thread that ties the pieces together is in the development of  
individual "mental toughness." The self aware athlete will position himself  best when approaching competition and 
a strong coach-student collaborative  effort will, in the end, help the athlete dig deep and 
find the fire from  within.Tom Kovic is a former Division I college coach and the 
current  director of Victory Collegiate Consulting, where he provides individual  advisement for families on college 
recruiting. Hand holding. Tom is the  author of ?Reaching for Excellence, an educational guide for 
college  athletics recruiting. These exercises transfer directly to the level confidence  one experience and should 
be practiced daily.Competing as part of a team of  individuals with common goals is a 
natural way to bolster your personal  belief in your area of expertise, especially if the 
team foundation is built  upon the "greater good" and emphasis on strong team dynamic is 
stressed by  the coaches. It is a broad concept that is defined differently by everyone,  
but I think we can all agree that perseverance can simply be defined as a  
"sustained effort."The competitive athlete is tested regularly throughout  the course of a season and the 
range of success can be significant. The aim  of this exercise is to place the 
real "you" on the table in an effort to  create a fair starting point as 
you move forward in your quest for  excellence.A good starting point in growing self awareness 
is through the  development of an individual assessment that includes areas such as: levels of  
confidence, fear, attitude and mental approach to competition. Growing an  appreciation for each individual and 
their needs will develop confidence and  trust between the coach and athlete, while simplifying the 
task of  channeling one's drive to compete as part of a general team philosophy.Clarity  of 
purpose and developing team expectations should be a cornerstone approach  to Policies and procedures coaches 
have for their athletes and families.  Light and cheerful atmosphere.3.Low Pressure: Calming approach. For 
further  information visit: http://www.victoryrecruiting.com. 
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