So I return to school from my christmas break on Monday, and I have around 4-5 weeks of the season left.
I'm depressed.
As a lot of you know, I had a bad injury this year...and while I've been slowly and steadily healing, I'm still not 100%. I'm able to manage a few flip turns now, but can't do them on a constant basis. My speed and technique are still way off what they should be...due to my being out of the water for a while.
And I don't know how I'm going to get through the end of the season.
I mean all the rest of the girls on the team will be back from training trip, stronger and faster....they'll swim lots and then taper for our conference meet.
I don't even know if I'll swim in a meet.
Part of me wants to, of course, but another part of me doesn't ...because at this point I'm so far off what I should be that I...well I don't want to embarass myself.
Basically, this season has been a loss and I'm training for next year. How do I drag myself through the end of the season? Sigh....
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Hey girl,
I've been keeping up on your progress over these past few months and I wish you luck at the end of the season.
That said, repeat after me:
I am not a victim.
As soon as you stop thinking in the victim mentality and start thinking about what you have learned, what you can accomplish, etc, I bet those end-of-season blues will be a bit easier.
Hey girl,
I've been keeping up on your progress over these past few months and I wish you luck at the end of the season.
That said, repeat after me:
I am not a victim.
As soon as you stop thinking in the victim mentality and start thinking about what you have learned, what you can accomplish, etc, I bet those end-of-season blues will be a bit easier.
