World Beyblade Organization by Fighting Spirits Inc.

lol Bazooka got 2

(Jul. 06, 2012  7:45 AM)Hitsugiya Wrote: [ -> ] I feel that 1 or two points aren't worth a cross-state drive, but the BD III Face definitely was!

Now that I'm "here", I don't know what I expected it to be like.

I'll be in te big leagues once recruitment session and crusade are processed.

(Jul. 06, 2012  12:16 PM)Dark_Mousy Wrote: [ -> ]

(Jul. 06, 2012  7:45 AM)Hitsugiya Wrote: [ -> ] I feel that 1 or two points aren't worth a cross-state drive, but the BD III Face definitely was!

Now that I'm "here", I don't know what I expected it to be like.

I'll be in te big leagues once recruitment session and crusade are processed.

I told you I had this tournament mang.

Dark (on Facebook in Canada): How was the tournament, did you submit the results, did you submit the fees, who won?!

Dark (Kickin Kiwi, (back in NC)): How was the tournament, did you submit the results, did you submit the fees?!

(Jul. 06, 2012  12:16 PM)Dark_Mousy Wrote: [ -> ]I'll be in te big leagues once recruitment session and crusade are processed.

Yup, your Beypoints are going to skyrocket!

(Jul. 06, 2012  7:45 AM)Hitsugiya Wrote: [ -> ] Now that I'm "here", I don't know what I expected it to be like.

That's a very insightful comment.

It's common to have a range of emotions about "success", because every success stands in unspoken duality with failure. One moment you might feel on top of the world, and in the next breath you might think, "What happens now if I lose too often?" and feel fear, or pressure. Or maybe you don't feel any of those things. Everyone is different.

As you approach future tournaments it may be useful to think further about how you are feeling in that moment, and whether you find that experience to be comfortable to you. If not, try to examine your goals to see if they are reasonable. A moderate amount of pressure is OK, but above all else you should find the frame of reference that keeps Blading fun!