You're Stronger Than You Think.
"Whether you think you can or you can't, you're right!" -- Henry Ford
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One of the Cardinal Sins of training is to tell yourself (or the coach standing beside you) that you can't do something -- right before you do it.
With the mind having such a strong, undeniable influence on the body, "I can't" is the sure-fire recipe for failure.
Now, I'm not advising you to go train with reckless abandon. I'm merely suggesting to you that your preconceived notion of your capabilities may be a little off. So. . .
. . . put your body to the test.
Don't try.
Don't doubt.
Don't wish or wonder.
DO.
You might just realize that you're stronger than you think.







Great point. Very true-I need to work on this.
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Posted by: yumi | May 20, 2008 at 10:51 PM
This is so true. One of the people I train with often stops a long time before he reaches his limit and I find it very frustrating to watch because I know he has the potential to do a lot better than he thinks he can.
Posted by: Tom Parker | May 25, 2008 at 09:01 AM