Gymnastics

Wilson? On the off chance that you fear disappointment, you don't merit achievement. (Nastia Liukin) ? To Become a CHAMPION: Take your most noticeably awful occasion and make it your best†¦ AND THEN, take your most noticeably awful occasion and make it your best†¦ AND THEN, take your most exceedingly terrible occasion and make it your best†¦ (Gerald S. George, Ph. D. ) ? At the point when you stroll in the rec center you abandon everything. Its like an all out diferent world, its your subsequent family. We athlete invest more energy in the rec center than with our folks. We do tumbling not to satisfy our family however to please ourselfs. (Angelina Soto †12 years of age tumbler) ?Hope is to wish you could accomplish something. Confidence is to trust you can accomplish something. Fearlessness is to get up there and do it since you realize you can, you have no uncertainty about it. (Angelina Soto †12 years of age athlete) ? I don't think anything is unreasonabl e on the off chance that you trust you can do it. I think in the event that you are sufficiently resolved and ready to address the cost, you can complete it. (Mike Ditka) ? The significant thing in the Olympic Matches isn't dominating however partaking. The fundamental thing in life isn't overcoming yet battling admirably. (Noble de Coubertin, The Olympic Creed) ?An existence without reason for existing is a lazy, floating thing; Every day we should survey our motivation, saying to ourselves: This day let me make a sound start, for what we have up to this point done is nothing! (Thomas A. Kempis) ? You gain quality, mental fortitude, and certainty by each involvement with which you truly stop to glance dread in the face. (Eleanor Roosevelt) ? Pleasure isn't an objective, it is an inclination that goes with significant progressing action. (Paul Goodman) ? Extraordinary works are performed not by quality however by diligence. (Samuel Johnson) ? Difficult work and fellowship. They go t urn in hand.You need the difficult work since it's such an extreme atmosphere†¦ to win all week every week. You need fellowship since you don't generally win, and you gotta hang however together. (Tony Dungy) ? â€Å"I can't do it† never yet practiced anything: â€Å"I will try† has achieved ponders. (George P. Burnham) ? Achievement doesn't â€Å"happen. † It is sorted out, acquired, caught, by sanctified good judgment. (F. E. Willard) ? We can frequently help out other men by attempting to address our own deficiencies than by attempting to address theirs. (Francois Fenelon) ? An individual is just as large as the fantasy they set out to live. Obscure) ? The indication of insightful individuals is their capacity to control feelings by the utilization of reason. (Marya Mannes) ? There are no alternate ways to wherever worth going. (Beverly Sills) ? An expert is somebody who can accomplish his best work when he doesn't feel like it. (Alistair Cooke) ? Achiev ement doesn't come to you†¦ you go to it. (Marva Collins) ? Virtuoso is one percent motivation, ninety-nine percent sweat. (Thomas A. Edison (1847 †1931), Harper's Monthly, 1932) ? It's not the hours you put in your work that matters, it's the work you put in the hours. Sam Ewing) ? Individuals overlook how quick you carried out a responsibility †yet they recollect how well you did it. (Howard Newton) ? The brilliant open door you are looking for is in yourself. It isn't in your condition; it isn't in karma or possibility, or the assistance of other; it is in yourself alone. (Orison Swett Marden) ? I don't think there is some other quality so fundamental to accomplishment of any sort as the nature of determination. It defeats nearly everything, even nature. (John D. Rockefeller) ? Hard things are placed in our manner, not to stop us, however to get out our fearlessness and quality. (Unknown) ?I wasn't excessively acceptable at vaulting, and I didn't have running rate and bouncing force. (Mitsuo Tsukahara, JPN, Intl. Athlete 11/82) ? The brain is maybe probably the best factor in aerobatic; on the off chance that one can't control his psyche, he can't control his body. (William Meade, USA) ? An incredible delight in life is doing what individuals state you can't do. (Walter Bagehot) ? Each and every component, even the most hair-raising, can be improved. (Dmitry Bilozerchev, URS, World Gymnastics 1983/4) ? Disregard past mix-ups. Disregard disappointments. Disregard everything with the exception of what you will do now and do it. William Durant, organizer of General Motors) ? Best men have not accomplished their differentiation by having some new ability or opportunity introduced to them. They have built up the open door that was close by. (Bruce Barton) ? Inevitably, on the off chance that you take a shot at a specific move reliably, at that point it doesn't appear to be so hazardous. The thought is that the move remains risky and it looks peril ous to my rivals †yet it isn't to me. That is my mystery. (Nadia Comaneci, ROM, The Illustrated History of Gymnastics) ? Predetermination doesn't involve possibility; it involves choice.It isn't something to be sat tight for; be that as it may, rather something to be accomplished. (William Jennings Bryan) ? In the event that you do as well as can be expected, you will discover, by far most of the time, that you have shown improvement over any other individual. (William Feather) ? Ability alone isn't sufficient. I accept that a great acrobat is 10% motivation and 90% sweat. (Vladislav Rastorotsky, URS) ? In trouble lies opportunity. (Albert Einstein) ? Quit worrying about what others do; show improvement over yourself, beat your own record from everyday, and you are a triumph. (William J.H. Boetcker) ? Once a French journalist asked me how I could do a cross so without any problem. I stated, ‘You simply let your body down until your arms are straight out to the sides, at t hat point you stop. ‘ (Albert Azarian, URS, Intl. Athlete, 05/94) ? The best approach to create self-assurance is to do the thing you dread. (William Jennings Bryan) ? The cost of achievement is persistence. The cost of disappointment comes less expensive. (Mysterious) ? We get by what we get, however we make a real existence by what we give. (Norman MacFinan) ? I realize how to grin, I realize how to snicker, I know how to play.But I realize how to do these things simply after I have satisfied my main goal. (Nadia Comaneci, ROM, Time Magazine 1976) ? Disappointment is just deferred accomplishment as long as mental fortitude â€Å"coaches† desire. The propensity for ingenuity is the propensity for triumph. (Herbert Kaufman) ? Triumph is best when you've known annihilation. (Malcolm Forbes) ? A smooth ocean never made a talented sailor. (English maxim) ? The best approach to create self-assurance is to do the thing you dread. (William Jennings Bryan) ? Quit worrying abou t what others do; show improvement over yourself, beat your own record from everyday, and you are a triumph. (William J.H. Boetcker) ? On the off chance that you do as well as can be expected, you will discover, the vast majority of the time, that you have shown improvement over any other individual. (William Feather) ? Disregard past mix-ups. Disregard disappointments. Disregard everything aside from what you will do now and do it. (William Durant, organizer of General Motors) ? Nothing will ever be endeavored, if every single imaginable complaint should initially be survived. (Samuel Johnson) ? Face your insufficiencies and recognize them; yet don't let them ace you. Let them show you tolerance, pleasantness, knowledge. (Helen Keller) ? What you can do, or figure you can, start it. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe) ? The point of a contention or conversation ought not be triumph, however progress. (Joseph Joubert) ? Greatness is a workmanship won via preparing and habituation. We don't act appropriately on the grounds that we have ideals or greatness, but instead we have those in light of the fact that we have acted properly. We are what we over and over do. Greatness, at that point, isn't a demonstration however a propensity. (Aristotle) ? Singular greatness is immaterial when contrasted with triumph accomplished as a group. (Watertown †Mayer Gymnastics Team) ? What lies behind us and what lies before us are small issues contrasted with what exists in us. (William Morrow) ?Aspire, break limits. Attempt to be acceptable, better despite everything, best. (Robert Browning) ? Focus on the sun and you may not arrive at it; however your bolt will fly far higher than if you had focused on an article on a level with yourself. (F. Hawes) ? One man rehearsing sportsmanship is much better than 50 lecturing it. (Knute Rockne) ? The significant thing is this: to be capable at any second to forfeit what we are really going after we could turn into. (Charles Du Bos) ? One must have the gutsy setting out to acknowledge oneself as a heap of conceivable outcomes and embrace the most intriguing game with regards to the world †benefiting as much as possible from one's ideal. Harry Emerson Fosdick) ? Judgment originates as a matter of fact, and extraordinary judgment originates from awful understanding. (Robert Packwood) ? Carry on with your life every day as you would ascend a mountain. An incidental look towards the highest point remembers the objective, yet numerous lovely scenes are to be seen from each new vantage point. (Harold B. Melchart) ? Consider yourself answerable for a better quality than any other individual expects of you. Never pardon yourself. Never feel sorry for yourself. Be a hard ace to yourself †and be permissive to every other person. (Henry Ward Beecher) ?No issue who says what, you ought to acknowledge it with a grin and accomplish your own work. (Mother Teresa) ? Joy lies in the delight of accomplishment and the excitem ent of imaginative exertion. (Franklin D. Roosevelt) ? At the point when somebody accomplishes something great, commend! You will satisfy two individuals. (Samuel Goldwyn) ? There are no insider facts to progress. It is the aftereffect of planning, difficult work, gaining from disappointment. (Colin Powell) ? The incredible thing and the hard thing is to adhere to things when you have outlasted the main intrigue, and not yet got the second, which accompanies a kind of dominance. Janet Erskine Stuart) ? The stature of your achievements will approach the profundity of your feelings. (William F. Scolavino) ? Virtuoso is everlasting tolerance. (Michelangelo) ? The pearl can't be cleaned without grinding, nor man consummated without preliminaries. (Chinese maxim) ? Human instinct isn't a machine to be worked after a model, and set to accomplish precisely the work recommended for it, yet a tree, which requires to develop and create itself on all sides, as indicated by the inclination of t he internal powers which make it a living thing. John Stuart Mill) ? The