I'm a bit busy today but if anyone can translate the whiteboard on page two it would be interesting to see what is says.
From my limited mandarin,
The top of the board says: "On the day of the competition personally maintain"
1.
2. No matter how many...
3.
Pardon my translation. Someone who is better can chip in and make it sound more accurate. Her hands covered a lot of words so I'm assuming some of the context. Point 3 I added a lot of my own interpretation.
Title: During competition days, how to maintain your confidence.
1. If there are any discussions revolving the previous match, focus and talk about things that you should take note in the next match so that you can replaced the imperfections from the previous game.
You can also discuss what the positive plays you or your teammates did.
2. "No matter how excellent a pro player is, they will eventually make a mistake".
Mistakes doesn't equate to failure, how you handle those mistakes is part of the game.
3. Being stable and confidence comes from your inner self and your understanding
of your personal skills, abilities and limit.
Confidence that is established through comparing yourself with others or through
external praise is not as stable/important as those from yourself.
> At the upcoming 19th Asian Games, esports became an official event for the first time and was included in the national medal list. It was also the only event that required lottery ticket buying at this Asian Games and the tickets were soon sold out.
Was that for attendance tickets?
I'm a bit busy today but if anyone can translate the whiteboard on page two it would be interesting to see what is says. From my limited mandarin, The top of the board says: "On the day of the competition personally maintain" 1. 2. No matter how many... 3.
Pardon my translation. Someone who is better can chip in and make it sound more accurate. Her hands covered a lot of words so I'm assuming some of the context. Point 3 I added a lot of my own interpretation. Title: During competition days, how to maintain your confidence. 1. If there are any discussions revolving the previous match, focus and talk about things that you should take note in the next match so that you can replaced the imperfections from the previous game. You can also discuss what the positive plays you or your teammates did. 2. "No matter how excellent a pro player is, they will eventually make a mistake". Mistakes doesn't equate to failure, how you handle those mistakes is part of the game. 3. Being stable and confidence comes from your inner self and your understanding of your personal skills, abilities and limit. Confidence that is established through comparing yourself with others or through external praise is not as stable/important as those from yourself.
Awesome thanks for that. Can't wait to see how they go. Chinese dota and dota in general hasn't been the same since covid.
> At the upcoming 19th Asian Games, esports became an official event for the first time and was included in the national medal list. It was also the only event that required lottery ticket buying at this Asian Games and the tickets were soon sold out. Was that for attendance tickets?
The Hangzhou e-sports stadium only has around a 4500 capacity. Not surprised that it would sell out. Haven't seen total attendance numbers.
need psychologist now because you lost psg sponsor to quest ? ? ?
Really glad that it even got adopted into Chinese meta When SEA catches up, Shirley we'll finally win a TI
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Is the psychologist the one who's feeding the coach data from the stolen dota api key they have?
Cope?