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Re: Gracious Proffesionalism VS Competition

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Originally Posted by NyCityKId View Post
These, along with a few other threads which I wont mention for the sake of attention spans, make me wonder whether people are actually taking gracious professionalism too far. So what do you think?
How can the world we live in have too many people who act in a gracious or professional manner? That would be a problem I would love to have.

As for the implied statement that competition and GP are incompatible, I will tell you what I tell my students before every event: I want to win, but I want to beat my opponent when they are at their best. Not, because they weren't running as well as they should. If there is something we can do to help our opponent out, we should do everything in our power to help them.How else can we find out how good we are or where we need to personally improve?
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