I love watching a perfect Ippon in Judo
But it can sometimes obfuscate the goal in other sports with grappling
One thing that is consistent across combat sports, and none more so than MMA, is you do not need perfect technique. You just need to get the job done.
An initial 'failure' often paves the way for future success
(This post isn't just about combat sports)
Carlos Sainz: “Cuanto más en forma estés, menor será tu frecuencia cardíaca. Cuanto menor sea tu frecuencia cardíaca, menor será tu estrés. Cuanto menos estrés sientas, mayor será tu capacidad de pensamiento”.
“Es mucho más fácil tomar decisiones a 130 pulsaciones que a 170”
Sometimes it’s upsetting how few people talk about the flume mixtape it’s so perfect and has infinite replay value and a whole companion movie and the best cover ever literally 10/10
This angle of Lewis Hamilton's last lap overtake on George Russell is actually INSANE.
Hamilton is still the best wheel to wheel racer in the world... even at 39-years old👍
They prepared something special on the steering wheel screen for Carlos.😭
Ricky: driver default Bravo 55. And check your display.
Carlos: haha, legend. I like that. I like that.
Ricky: And thanks for all your hard work in those four years. It's been quite a pleasure to work with you. Outstanding talent, commitment and passion for the sport. Thank you.
Carlos: Thank you, Ricky. Thank you, Ferrari. It's been a pleasure driving for you guys. Forza Ferrari Sempre.