Compete Like A Winner

Pete Rose was one of the most competitive guys
baseball has ever seen. Charlie Hustle. The man
would do virtually anything to win.

Did he step over the line though? Arguably, yes.

If you are driven person who must win at all costs
competition can lead you down a dangerous path.
Like the Force in Star Wars, it has a dark side.

It can drive you crazy.

It can turn you into a self-destructive risk taker of
the highest order, and it can positively wreck a
team's chemistry.

I'm not talking about good-natured, honest, friendly
competition. That is good for your team, and good
for you. It builds comraderie, unity, and
self-confidence.

The best way to make sure your competitive juices
are being channeled in a positive direction is to
always be competing against yourself first and
foremost.

You should routinely seek to set new personal
records in your practicing and your playing. Keep
track. There is a real magic in counting. I don't
understand exactly why, but I've found it to be
true. I'm not talking about selfishly seeking stats,
but I am talking about glorying in personal bests.

Stan Kellner has a game he uses in his shooting
camps and on his new Prime-Time Shooting
Machine DVD called 'Personal Best'. The goal is
to determine the best string of consecutive jump
shots you can hit in a 10 minute span of time.

He has you do that as a benchmark before
teaching his Ultimate Shooting Method. Then
he has you see how much your 'Personal Best'
has improved.

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Shoot For the Stars,

Dean - The Dean of Shooting Hoops

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