You finish your warm up and you are ready to go. Your main battle
now is the butterflies in your stomach. You feel and taste the sweat
your face as you keep your feet moving in rhythm. Your coach keeps
telling you to conserve your energy. You remember from training
how being nervous expends a tremendous amount of energy that is better
spent doing your job, focusing on and executing your game plan. You
feel your coaches hands on your shoulders and him saying, "We need to
focus. Focus on our game plan - that's it. Block everything out and
relax". You hear the crowd roaring as they are getting ready for your
fight. You take the coaches advice and you transplant yourself to a
beach where you are relaxing in the sunshine and laying in the sand,
going over your game plan in your mind. You think, "He's going to tap
in the first round."  You feel the warm sand on your feet and the gentle
heat of the sunshine.  Kids are playing smash ball and the breeze is perfect.
Your mind goes back to the arena as your team starts proceeding towards the
octagon. You keep your rhythmic bounce to keep your muscles from cooling down
and your mind goes back to the beach and the breeze blowing in from
the ocean that is cooling your face and body. Your mind is not wandering,
it's just that this is the place you go in your mind to relax and focus
on your game plan.

You step into the octagon and the crowd roars!

You bounce around the octagon looking at the crowd and getting the feel for
it.

Then your opponent starts making his way down to the octagon. He steps in
the ring and you make eye contact. This man has murder in his eyes.

The announcer does his thing and the ref asks you if you're ready...

1-  Are you ready?
2-  Are you ready to win or
3-  Are you ready to get your ass handed to you?

You've fought this fight 1000's of times in your mind; your game plan is tight.
You've figured you'll make him tap out in round one. You're relaxed. You're focused.

The ref says, "Let's get it on!"

You begin to circle each other and going through the feeling out process.
Now your training takes over. You are relaxed and feel good. There is no stress.
You shoot and get the take down. Your opponent falls prey to your arm bar and taps
out.  It's over.  You WIN!

But it feels like you've done this before.  It seemed like you where just acting
out something that had already happened.  It was easier than you expected.

It always is...

We all have our battles that are just as intense.

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or life makes you tap out!

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Nelson Berry
www.subliminal-message.com