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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Playing To Win 2 (contd) Learn to be strong in your head and also tighten your all round play... When it is the rubber set, stay calm and recall again your game play.... Don't let the final set get away, if you'd battled so hard for a lead in play... Play smart and with racket up, control again the run of the play.... For your opponent, she too will be fighting hard inside her head... She will thinking,"Oh,no! Your play is even better, for sure I am dead"... So my champion in waiting, hope you think and learn about your latest loss... For in losing, you should learn valuable lessons that makes you strong... A great champion once declared, "My opponent need to beat me to get a point!"... Lesson from this champion is gospel truth to deny your opponent easy points.... To have fought hard to secure an advantage only to surrender a careless point.. Any champion worth his salt will do well to eliminate such senseless free points.. So little girl, that is how strong your mental side should be inside your head.... Playing with such a winner's attitude, you'll a winner again and again... As you grow in body , skills and in spirit, you will find squash is your forte... All take heed for here comes my girl, a squash champion she is ordained!
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