| Having a coach to see and guide you
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| | continue his calling, or pass down his
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| through a competition is not enough to be
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| | mission to succeeding generations. He
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| an ace athlete.
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| | knows too well that champions come from a
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| Someone must coach you until you reach
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| | relay of skills and wisdom, or a
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| mastery. That someone ought to be a real
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| | technology transfer, and not from those
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| athlete himself, coached or "fathered"
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| | who start out from scratch.
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| through a long process by a qualified
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| | You cannot train yourself, or train
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| "father" in athletic training.
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| | alone, and come out champion. You cannot
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| A "father" in training is a
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| | also have amateur coaches train you to be
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| battle-hardened master armed with a
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| | champion. You have to feed from the
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| wealth of experience in his chosen field.
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| | experiences of those who had been there
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| He is not only knowledgeable in it; he
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| | before, saw real tough actions, and
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| can be considered an epitome in the
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| | really made it to the top. They may be
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| field. He has seen lots of actions and
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| | likened to a lighthouse that points out
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| has been part of them, and he knows every
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| | what is right and what is wrong,
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| nook and cranny of the arena.
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| | separating fact from myth.
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| He is so familiar with the "feeling" of
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| | An athletic player acquires knowledge and
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| being out there where the action is. He
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| | skill mostly from his own experiences. He
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| knows that real sports encounters are
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| | may upgrade that by joining competitions
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| alive; meaning anything can happen out
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| | and by wearing colorful uniforms, and
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| there, and no pattern or formula can
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| | subjecting himself periodically to
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| compare to live, on-the-spot events.
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| | coaches. He occasionally reads books
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| It is only the accurate judgment and
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| | about the game. He may even be awarded
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| experience of the wise that can cope up
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| | best player. However, he does not make a
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| with live events. He is also so sensitive
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| | career out of it. Eventually, he drops
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| to the right and wrong forms, including
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| | out from the scene and the sport
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| the executions of a technique, the
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| | altogether. He will have good stories to
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| timing, and the right effects. All these
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| | tell about how he used to be this and
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| can only be available to a real "father"
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| | that, but people may not be able to trace
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| of sports training.
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| | his stories because of his now bloated
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| Some coaches are mere P.E. teachers, or
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| | physique due to the absence of training.
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| at best, athletic players once upon a
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| | An ace athlete, on the other hand, is a
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| time. They can help some; but at times,
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| | "son." He has a "father" who raises him
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| they can be more of hindrances than wise
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| | up, and this athlete is aware that he is
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| guides for trainees.
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| | not just being raised up to win an event
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| They will tend to be bookish and stick to
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| | or a couple of events; he is being raised
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| "what the book says," or to what they
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| | up to be a father to raise up other sons
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| have learned in school, or to what they
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| | someday. Unlike the athletic player who
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| have experienced in amateur contests.
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| | would point to rusted trophies and medals
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| Without mastery (through real,
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| | and photos of victories as his proof of
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| professional sports encounters), they
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| | being once in the sport, real athletes
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| lack the sense to know that aside from
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| | point to actual "fathers" who have
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| mastering basic forms or moves, you have
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| | trained them and from whom they have
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| to be flexible and adaptable to
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| | received "trade secrets" for success.
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| unexpected things that are likely to
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| | They also point to actual athletes and
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| happen out there in the actual arena.
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| | champions they have personally trained
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| Only seasoned sports "fathers" will be
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| | and "fathered" to pass on the heritage
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| able to divulge these details and wisdom
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| | for generations to come.
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| to trainee-"sons."
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| | An ace athlete not only aims to be a
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| In his skills and experience, a "father"
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| | champion, but lives to develop other
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| trainer patiently raises up "sons" to
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| | champions as well.
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