Any advice for mentality?

Discussion in 'Techniques / Training' started by fishmilk, Oct 24, 2004.

  1. fishmilk

    fishmilk Regular Member

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    I feel so disgraced... I played a friend who is clearly not on my skill level... I was beating him 13 - 6...then 14 - 8...then i fooled around and he caught up to 14 - 14... after a few rallies he finally beat me, 17 - 16... so i told him we'll have 3 sets...after a bit we had our second set...this time i was very serious, and in a few minutes i already had him 14 - 4...i needed one more point, yet he caught up to 14-14, then beat me 17 - 14... i know my skill level is much better...but my mentality clearly is not... please help and give me any tips and advice!
     
  2. cheongsa

    cheongsa Regular Member

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    There was a thread on this some time back, with plenty of good advice on how to get past the mental block on the last point.

    Try searching for it.
     
  3. Slanter

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    My advice for 'mentality' is Chlorpromazine.

    No matter how much better than your opponent you believe yourself to be, if they are beating you they are playing better badminton.
     

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