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(S48) PT #3 - When The Going Gets Tough - wizard_literal - 06-03-2024
(S48) PT #3 - When The Going Gets Tough
Complete the weekly Point Task to earn 3 TPE! All written responses must be at least 150 words. PT's may be submitted in another language, if you mention what language you are translating into, to make the job of the grader easier.
Do not claim this TPE until it has been graded and posted to the S48 claim thread. This task is due next Sunday, June 9th, 2024 at 11:59 EDT. Have fun and get writing!
Written option: Handling a loss takes and learning from your mistakes takes some grit and determination. You can't win them all! How do you help boost the team's morale and get back on track after a tough loss? Do you get back to work focusing on improving what you yourself can do better, or do you take leadership and pep talk your teammates? Or maybe your own third method!
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RE: (S48) PT #3 - When The Going Get's Tough - ZootTX - 06-03-2024
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RE: (S48) PT #3 - When The Going Get's Tough - AustinP0027 - 06-03-2024
How you do handle a loss? Well, Alexander Rockstone has plenty of experience with that in his rookie season in the DSFL. Dallas hasn't won a game yet, including the preseason. But the cornerback doesn't let that streak get into his head. Instead, he focuses on rallying the defense to the next play. It's not about the game as a whole, focus on the next play, the next tackle, the next pass attempt. Improvement is a journey, not a moment, and Alexander knows that in order for the team to get better, they have to focus on the details. You can't get lost in the big picture or focus too much on the games that have already been played.
So, as the captain of the Defense, Rockstone holds regularly film sessions with the defenders. They will watch the previous game just once to get a feeling for how they played, but then he switches to the scouting film, helping the group go through their next opponent's plays over and over and having each play share what they see as the play progresses and how they would handle it. Alexander hopes that this helps each player see what they need to be able to do, and gives them a focus that is on the next play instead of all the games that they lost.
RE: (S48) PT #3 - When The Going Get's Tough - jsteele14 - 06-03-2024
With Frosty Steele still being a young rookie on the team. It is still tough to accept when there is a loss. He does not have the ability nor the confidence just yet to step up and give a pep talk, but Frosty is more of a guy who likes to talk to each player individually in private. Getting up their morale, stating what they did well that game and how they can improve the following game. If players cannot take criticism they will not learn to grow. So they would take this and make an effort to learn and take the tips to the next practice so they can work on their skills and work on what their Achilles heel was the previous game. Not only just talking to each player individually, Frosty also likes to take what he learns over to the coaches as well and gives them some tips that he learned from talking to the players so the coaches can focus on it come the next practice.
RE: (S48) PT #3 - When The Going Get's Tough - WildfireMicro - 06-03-2024
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RE: (S48) PT #3 - When The Going Get's Tough - .Laser - 06-03-2024
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RE: (S48) PT #3 - When The Going Gets Tough - bechtudo - 06-03-2024
Handling a loss in any team setting can be challenging, but it’s also an opportunity for growth and resilience. When faced with a tough defeat, here are some strategies to boost team morale and get back on track:
Self-Reflection and Improvement:
Focus on Personal Growth: After a loss, take time to reflect on your own performance. Identify areas where you can improve. Whether it’s refining your skills, adjusting your strategy, or enhancing your mindset, commit to continuous self-improvement.
Set Goals: Channel your disappointment into actionable goals. What specific aspects of your game or work can you enhance? Set measurable targets and work toward them. Share your goals with teammates to create a sense of accountability.
Team Bonding Activities:
Organize team-building activities to strengthen bonds. Whether it’s a casual outing, a shared meal, or a fun game, these moments foster unity and remind everyone that they’re part of something bigger.
Learn from Mistakes:
Analyze the Loss: Conduct a thorough analysis of what went wrong. Was it a tactical error, lack of communication, or external factors? Use this information to adjust your approach.
Implement Changes: Based on the analysis, make necessary changes. Adapt your strategy, refine communication channels, or address any weaknesses. Learning from mistakes ensures growth.
Remember, resilience and determination are essential.
A loss doesn’t define the team—it’s how you bounce back that matters. By combining self-improvement, team support, leadership, and learning, you’ll build a stronger, more cohesive group ready to tackle the next challenge.
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230 wordsRE: (S48) PT #3 - When The Going Gets Tough - Rusfan - 06-03-2024
When you join the team with 3 first round picks, one of which is the 2nd pick overall, you know that team isn’t exactly set up for success in the following season. So it isn’t exactly a surprise when that team goes through the first half of the season 2-5 losing 4 straight. All the potential in the world a few seasons down the line doesn’t mean much in the first season of play. Understanding that, the rookie class of season 48 all knew that the best course of action was to keep their heads down, work hard, and find solace in the stats they can accumulate over these 16 games. Caleb took the initiative with an incredible first 4 games wracking up 3 interceptions, 4 pass deflections, 2 forced fumbles, recovering both, and a sack. Since then it has been Leonardo Da Pinchi who has taken over as the exciting rookie defender sacking the quarterback twice and collecting 2 interceptions to go with it.
RE: (S48) PT #3 - When The Going Gets Tough - Daniel Janser - 06-03-2024
https://vhlforum.com/topic/148726-cgy-janser-unplugged/ VHL Affiliate +3 TPE
RE: (S48) PT #3 - When The Going Gets Tough - r0tzbua - 06-03-2024
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