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- Zach
- I am confident in the direction of my life, and this direction ignites the passion that cannot be put out.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
New Blog Experiment
I have found this blog to be somewhat limiting in its possibilities, so I am experimenting with a new one. If you want to check it out, head to wordpress by clicking here.
Sunday, March 14, 2010
you know you've been on
you know you've been on a bus too long when your driver is no longer legally able to drive you and you are not yet halfway home.
Friday, March 12, 2010
mobile update: ccu invite. i
mobile update: ccu invite.
i have assigned myself the title "king of near misses". ran 10k today, missed auto by about 1 second.
i have assigned myself the title "king of near misses". ran 10k today, missed auto by about 1 second.
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Belated Reflections
Most know the results of the races by now. If you would like to watch the races (mine and Andi's), you can see them below.
Reflections:
Ability is always either limited or empowered by the will to wield it. In this case, many in my race had great ability but lacked the will to manipulate it at the proper time. Others knew their ability and manipulated it appropriately. Q always talks about "trusting our fitness." Setting achievable goals is important so that when the time comes to perform, we can trust that we are physically able to do so. All that is required then is the will to act.
I knew my ability and therefore believed my potential. However, I feared the results, whether good or bad, and in that manner, failed to trust in both the fitness I have and the grace of God to allow it. The race was not special by any drastic degree. I failed to act when the time came, and those who saw the opportunity had success. They raced well and their fitness was strong, nobody will deny that.
As for us, our time is nearing its end, and realistically speaking, almost all of our collegiate opportunities have come and gone. Even so, it is not over yet.
Reflections:
Ability is always either limited or empowered by the will to wield it. In this case, many in my race had great ability but lacked the will to manipulate it at the proper time. Others knew their ability and manipulated it appropriately. Q always talks about "trusting our fitness." Setting achievable goals is important so that when the time comes to perform, we can trust that we are physically able to do so. All that is required then is the will to act.
I knew my ability and therefore believed my potential. However, I feared the results, whether good or bad, and in that manner, failed to trust in both the fitness I have and the grace of God to allow it. The race was not special by any drastic degree. I failed to act when the time came, and those who saw the opportunity had success. They raced well and their fitness was strong, nobody will deny that.
As for us, our time is nearing its end, and realistically speaking, almost all of our collegiate opportunities have come and gone. Even so, it is not over yet.
Track and Field Videos on Flotrack
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
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