When training in contact sports, we understand the risks that we take. Of course, no one wants to get injured, however, certain injuries can lead to more psychological impacts following the injury itself.
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Comradery is the line that sets sports apart from exercise. This is especially true with martial arts, in particular jujitsu. This can be seen when a jiu-jitsu practitioner gets injured, and instead of staying home because he or she can’t train, they show up, watch the classes, and talk with their training partners.
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In any combat sport, injuries are unfortunately unavoidable. If you’re lucky they are infrequent and insignificant. When recovering from an injury we often consider the physical steps that we need to take, but that’s only half the battle. The mental steps are just as, if not more, important.
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Twitter Pinterest Reddit Email Congratulations, you put yourself out there and allowed yourself to fail. You should be proud of yourself, win or loss. Failure and embarrassment are huge catalysts that will help you propel yourself to the next level. Remember that feeling you had inside when the referee held up your opponent’s hand rather than
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