Conpetition, Confortability, and Beautiful Grammar

[Greg Woodruff]

proud to call you brother. Im competing a lot now, I needed this. SBN Jamie would be proud.

[Brandon Mccaghren]

proud to call you brother. Im competing a lot now, I needed this. SBN Jamie would be proud.

My boy!

[Brandon Mccaghren]

Ironically, I made a typographical error in the title of this thread.

[Amir Allam]

It is a well-known phenomenon that people generally perform more poorly in competition than in practice. As such, I don't doubt the general veracity of what you've said, but I myself have the opposite problem. I've competed so much that I don't seem to get amped up at all anymore. I haven't cared since high school about winning or losing, but embarrassing myself, my school, and my friends by under-performing is counter-productive and interferes with (as you put it) the pursuit of excellence for myself and others.

I was also surprised that you were so conplacent and yet received no conplaints about your conparatively ironic thread title.

[David Rosado]

Thanks for sharing.

[Seth_Rhoades]

that's awesome Brandon thanks for putting something like that up that helps with my next tournament oct 4th. see you sunday on skype

[Chris Ludington]

Ironically, I made a typographical error in the title of this thread.

Yes, yes you did. But I wasn't going to be the douche to point it out given the sentiment of the post.....

[JHouse]

I thought he made those errors intentionally given the nature of the post.

[JHouse]

In any case, that was a dope read. I'm a big fan of proper grammar, technique and getting outside my comfort zone.

[Brandon Mccaghren]

I thought he made those errors intentionally given the nature of the post.

I wish I was that clever.