O I win or I'm not worth anything
Winning does it mean? Beat an opponent, overcome their limitations, but also overcome the difficulties. In life and in sport.
A championship can be lost even for a last minute, and you lost. This does not mean you're a loser.
Although life is not a championship, even in life you can lose and little, without being a loser.
From sport then we can draw some lessons. It may be the gym of life?
Sport can teach us to win as to lose. Sport is gaming and racing and competition should not be afraid of itself is not harmful to children, the players there is in life, we must be prepared to do things right, to give relief to property and even decisive for the sport dettagli.Lo should teach us to lose. You can not always win and the sport knows, knows that winning is always a rare exception, the rule is that the swing of the results.
before the defeat there will sometimes not? So it is important to know how to lose. Without alibi. Without saying "it is the fault of the referee, we are unlucky, it is the fault of a partner, the coach, the managers". Let's say: "The opponent was più forte di noi, punto e basta”.
Accettare la sconfitta è il primo passo per costruire la prossima vittoria.
Cerchiamo di vincere il più possibile, lealmente, divertendoci, ma non pensiamo che lo sport, e poi la vita, ci divide in vincenti e perdenti. Al più ci dividerà in brave persone e persone che non meritano. Ma questa è un’altra cosa.
Ora pensiamo a quanto è successo domenica scorsa, nello sport più popolare del mondo, il calcio. Alla fine di una partita la squadra che ha perso si dispone su due file e rende omaggio all’avversario. Una notizia da prima pagina: sanno perdere, ed è un gioco!
Ragazzi, genitori… l'immagine che pubblichiamo sopra testimonia a scene that we see every Sunday on the fields of mini rugby, let us not forget that this is one of the most important game of rugby and that ends only with a sincere handshake and a third time. Otherwise
was "other" ...
( MINIRUGBY site: http://www.minirugby.it/minirugby/content/view/1041/78/)
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