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Andrew “Andy” Murray was born May 15th spend with your friends and people your age
1987 and is a Scottish tennis player who is and I just decided to take a break.”
currently the highest-ranked British player.
Murray broke into the official ATP Top 10 Learn how to lose
for the first time on 16th April 2007 and “You have to learn how to lose because
reached a career-high of #4 after the 2008 unless you’re Federer or Nadal then you’re
U.S. Open, in which he reached the final, going to lose one match for every three you
losing to Roger Federer. But what can a win. It’s important not to get too down.”
hockey player learn from him? You need mental as well as physical
strength. You need to be very strong
Remember that things take time mentally and physically to get to the very
“I have a good shot at being one of the best top and to stay there. You also need to have
in the world but it’s going to take time a good tactical brain and be able to solve
because my game is quite complicated. I your own problems.”
can do a lot of things but don’t really know
how to put them all together yet. The key Talent is not enough
is to do it over and over again. I don’t quite “You can’t get to the top on talent alone, you
have the consistency yet.” need to work hard and put the hours in on
court and in the gym. Since I was 15 I’ve
Take breaks trained about 5 hours a day. As you get older
“I was missing out on doing things with my and there aren’t so many technical issues
friends. I’d finish school and instead of to work on, players probably train about
going to my friend’s house to play, or to play 2 hours a day on court and an hour in the
football, I was going to the tennis court. I’d gym.”
finish practising at 6.30, go home, do my
homework, and that was it. You need time to
TWeNTY ThRee YeARs AGO ThIs MONTh…
Sean Kerly (Southgate HC) and Linda
Carr (Hightown HC) win the Bovril
UK Hockey Player of the Year Award,
presented by Nigel Starmer-Smith
(centre) from the BBC.
Each player received a silver rose
bowl and a cheque for £50 to be
donated to a hockey organisation of
their choice.
Over the 1984/1985 season Carr
captained England and Great Britain
in all their games and was the
leading goal scorer when England
won the Home Countries Indoor
Championship and again when they
finished third in the European Indoor
Championship.
Kerly was a leading member and
top goal scorer in the Great Britain
side which won the bronze medal in
the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics. He
went on to win a second bronze in
December in the Champions Trophy
and was also in the Southgate
a
ge
HC side which won the Hockey
P Association Cup.
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