Thank you, i don’t feel the best right now. It feels like I’m in a completely different world than everyone else, so hearing that I’m not alone in this really helps.
Thank you really needed to hear this. Especially when you’re injured (I’m recovering from a torn ACL), the majority of the social interactions & therapeutic comfort that comes from sport essentially ceases overnight. Teammates and coaches forget about you and carry on like you never existed. Your other relationships slowly die back down the moment you’re no longer on crutches and people no longer pity you. You already spent little time socializing before you got injured (to focus on sport), so now that you need it no one cares about you. Social rejection/ostracism stings all the more once you no longer have your sport to fall back on ❤
It comes with the territory. If you don't want the stress and demands from everyone, then get a regular job and no one will bother you. Famous athletes can't have it both ways, with the applause comes the hardships.
Do you have any tips for my coach yelling at me, he yells a lot and it de motivates me and I get stressed to come to practice, do you have any tips to overcome the fear and stress?
Hii Firstly ,listen carefully to whatever he says if it's really helpful then take it as constructive criticism Otherwise ignore him . As an athlete you should also know to how to ignore other people's Talks , criticism , bad behaviour, etc The moment you start getting detached from other people's opinion, bad behaviour, etc you will definitely gain a lot of confidence As an athlete iam also learning that and it really helps.
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I think in that loneliness talking with god is the best solution it’s helped me a lot
"If it was easy, then everyone would do it."
@@OblakGK absolutely 💪
Thank you, i don’t feel the best right now. It feels like I’m in a completely different world than everyone else, so hearing that I’m not alone in this really helps.
you're welcome 🤝
Thank you really needed to hear this.
Especially when you’re injured (I’m recovering from a torn ACL), the majority of the social interactions & therapeutic comfort that comes from sport essentially ceases overnight. Teammates and coaches forget about you and carry on like you never existed.
Your other relationships slowly die back down the moment you’re no longer on crutches and people no longer pity you. You already spent little time socializing before you got injured (to focus on sport), so now that you need it no one cares about you. Social rejection/ostracism stings all the more once you no longer have your sport to fall back on ❤
@@dylanjackson29 thanks for sharing. I'm sure there's a lot of others out there in the same position. Stay strong and ride out this tough patch
Sam Martin GOAT performance.
@@thanthwechikuse5513 🐐
There is being lonely as an athlete and there's me whose got no one in general
Sup bro you got ig?
Thank you so much Sam, this is exactly what I needed to hear right now
@@Bananaman1013 you're welcome
I really needed this. Thanks sam❤
@@ChristopherKalaluka you're welcome
I’m an introvert so being lonely is actually what I want 😂😂
@@erikmorales17 ideal then 😅
Got it in right time 😃🙌
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Love this vid
@lamekey 🤝 thanks
It comes with the territory.
If you don't want the stress and demands from everyone, then get a regular job and no one will bother you.
Famous athletes can't have it both ways, with the applause comes the hardships.
Your a beast ❤
@@ryanrezendes7485 appreciate it 🤝
I really lost motivation
This year i have a lot of exams
@@UNKNOWN-qt3ml motivation is unreliable. Focus on commitment and discipline
Got cut from the team today not sure what to do next
benefit from the "fresh start effect" - 2025 is an opportunity to bounce back 💪
@SamMartinPeakPerformance I'll make the most of it💪
Do you have any tips for my coach yelling at me, he yells a lot and it de motivates me and I get stressed to come to practice, do you have any tips to overcome the fear and stress?
Hii
Firstly ,listen carefully to whatever he says if it's really helpful then take it as constructive criticism
Otherwise ignore him . As an athlete you should also know to how to ignore other people's
Talks , criticism , bad behaviour, etc
The moment you start getting detached from other people's opinion, bad behaviour, etc you will definitely gain a lot of confidence
As an athlete iam also learning that and it really helps.
Thank you so much
What about a Discord Channel for everyone who wants to Talk about their Journey and sport to motivate each other?
That be nice frl
This came in a time I think we all needed thanks🫶
@@23nxss for sure 🤝