#student athlete

[xianthepiper]

wangxian social media au where wwx, chaos incarnate, returns from his two-month suspension, becomes the talk of the town, and promptly decides to join the school publication team. oh and he’s exes-but-not-really-no-one-knows with lwj, who’s a student athlete.

i’d initially planned to post this on twt as a thread before i found out about the shitty update

should i??? or should i not…??

[captainhoook]

I hate the feeling of losing my competitiveness because I'm too anxious to get involved in any competition, but at the same time I love not caring about things anymore and feeling at peace just being there

[quathxr]

so my volleyball season just ended, and I miss it so much 😭😭 so in order to cope I’ve been drawing volleyball poses! I’m really happy with the lighting in the jumping one :3 the drawings are of me and my best friend lol

[rowingcentral]

skipping school for a regatta is the best feeling ever.

[angelliicc]

i wish there was a way where if i don’t play up to my expectations i wouldn’t compare myself to every other player out there. i had an off day again i broke down and cried on the court trying to hide it from everyone. the mental battle as an athlete sucks

[flowersandemptyvoids]

What I've realized about being an athlete at a very rigorous school is that my sport is my non-academic life. I've been thinking of it wrong for a while, dividing things into school, sport, and life. But I don't have time to divide sport and life anymore. In terms of balance, my academics take up most of the day and the rest is my sport. What I do in my free time is my sport. My days look like classes, practice, and my remaining time is devoted to studying. I used to yearn for a time during the day during which to "live" as well, but this quarter (my school is on the quarter system) I am taking more classes than ever and can no longer afford to spend any free time *not* studying. Therefore I am reframing my mindset to see time spent at practice as my life and not just my sport. My sport is becoming my reason for enjoying the day, my time to socialize, and my time to live. It helps that most of my friends are on the team anyway, but this mindset is making practice time so much more valuable and helping me enjoy my sport more. I don't *have* to go to practice, I *get* to go to practice. It's a life of dedication that has become incredibly fulfilling for me.

[ceejays-cheesecake]

Back to the ball game!

Today, im going to be sharing my first day experience of training. Hi I'm chesca, and this is my first day as a student athlete.

Back to the ball game!

Today, I'm going to be sharing my first-day experience of training. Hi, I'm Chesca, and this is my first day as a student athlete.

Today is my first day back at the court. I took a break from training and playing volleyball due to academic reasons. But now I'm back to training and playing for the school. Before I was able to fully train with the team, I had to accomplish and comply with multiple activities and tasks, because it is a policy for us student-athletes to maintain good grades while playing our sports.

We started our training with a warm-up, as it is very important for us to avoid possible injuries during the training and game. We followed it up with a quick ten-minute jog. I was surely happy to be back and really motivated to push myself to regain my skills. Because of the 2-month pause of training, I was definitely not in shape. Eventually we started the court drills. At first I was excited, and then after the second seg of drill, I started to feel dizzy, and my vision started to blur lightly, and everything started to turn into a plain white light. I was scared to collapse during training, so I asked for water, and then my teammates started to notice that I was pale. They sat me aside for a few minutes for me to recover. However, due to my urge to be a part of the training, once my vision was back, I eventually followed through with the training.

I believe my body wasn't able to keep up with the sudden intensity of the training, which led me to that situation. So I decided to keep moving even at home so that I wouldn't have those instances wherein I would just black out, and those sudden incidents could lead to even worse injuries.

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Have you guys had experiences like this even outside that sports field? Leave me a response in the comments. 💛

[vongloom]

finally get to go to swim practice again‼️‼️

im kinda disappointed my favorite coach i like to call Scog (that’s my nickname for him in my head but I’ve never called him that verbally) wasn’t having us dive in the pool today. i love diving ☹��� but it’s whatever, it’s nice to be back in the water even if i was dying (I legit forget how to swim if im out of the water for more than 2 days and it’s been like A MONTH so u could imagine how much I was struggling 💀)

[floridaboiler]

source - https://twitter.com/PurdueBaseball

[sunbeamworldschool]

Learn how online schooling provides student-athletes with the flexibility to excel in both academics and sports. Discover the benefits of personalized learning schedules tailored to meet their unique needs

[captainhoook]

me starting to practice an individual sport because I didn't want to have to depend on a team to play, just to abandon that sport because I couldn't deal with the feeling of being alone, going back to playing the team sport that I always played only to want to abandon it again because I don’t want to deal with the feeling of disappointing my entire team with my mistakes😍💔

[coachrich8]

Adapting from Club/High School Sports to the Next Level: Unexpected Challenges of Mindset and Mental Health

The transition from club or high school sports to a more competitive level, like college or professional leagues, is often framed as a thrilling step filled with athletic and academic opportunities. While those aspects hold true, the adjustment can also reveal unforeseen challenges related to mindset and mental health. This article delves into the hidden hurdles young athletes might face and…

[mumblesplash]

(teaching my art class)

me: and what’s the number one rule when designing characters with wings? …well?

a handful of students, sighing reluctantly: no good fa-

me (interrupting them): NO good-faith attempts at realism, EVER. you want all the bird dweebs and physicists jumping ship as EARLY AS POSSIBLE so they’re not around to cinemasins your ass when you get to the cool parts of your story, and…ugh, what now, gerald

gerald (my least favorite student): why not just do some minimal research instead of-

me: listen you little shit i can and will singlehandedly tank your 4.0 gpa

[jojaxcola]

"no one told me back then that i was in the glory days."

[ jojamart mockumentary #14 ]

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[recreation-law]

Florida Appellate court throws out release signed by student-athlete who died because release was not written according to the requirements of Florida law.

Poorly written release that failed to stop claim by the family of a deceased scholarship athlete Estate of Blakely v. Stetson Univ. (Fla. App. 2022) State: Florida; Florida Court of Appeals, Fifth District Plaintiff: THE ESTATE OF NICHOLAS ADAM BLAKELY, BY AND THROUGH MICHELLE WILSON, AS PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE Defendant: STETSON UNIVERSITY, INC Plaintiff Claims: Defendant Defenses:…