Dear Passion Episode 29

As soon as I hit the first shot all the anger started to come out. I went to the basket aggressively but what happened I went ahead without thinking. It was like a dunk contest I knew it was not working yet I was still doing the same things again and again. 

And then I came to realize that it was my anger that was telling me to do it. I started running to the basket and then I ran up and down after the court by doing sprints, my suicides, then again running the court. My anger was so much contained within me that I couldn't let it all out. The exams were so frustrating that I had to go days without even touching a basketball. At this point in time, I didn't even count the number of sprints I ran, all I remembered was that I never wanted to be tired again. Then I took my notes and saw the angles that I missed the shots.

The shots were from the baseline- the jumper that was falling short before the basket. I kept practicing the shot again and again and again. I pulled from both sides of the basket and found my weakness is the right side since the ball was knocked away easily. I was thinking about how can make a separation from the defender so I get my shot so I practiced fade-away jumpers. It was almost dark I started shooting free throws with no visibility and I shot 100 free throws and I did it because I wanted to know where my basket is without even looking at the basket.

It was 8 pm got changed and at the dinner table, I spoke nothing and my parents understood and my dad said, " You have to get better. " went into the room and developed my own workout schedule. The goal is to increase the stamina so 15 sprints, 50 push-ups, free throws, and 3 pointers. It was the workout specifically for my body and my shooting style. It will be done after the team workout alone on the court.

49 days left for the title.

Lesson: Be polite with others and strict with yourself.

Here's a quick recap of Episode 29 under 15 seconds-