What Happen To me???

Perhaps:

1. You played too much; you get subconsciously bored.
2. Your played the same set of opponents too often, too long; you get bored.
3. You saw how one of the pro players did this or that stroke, you decided to experiment for a while; messes up the system.

This is all I dare to say.

 

or.......
1) you place too much pressure on yourself to be perfect.
2) make a mistake and you get annoyed.
3) Annoyance produce more mental stress which in turns add to more pressure on self.
4) More pressure added, thus producing more mistakes.
5) Turn into a spiral downhill....

 

Heyyy 2005 has just begun !!! maybe you were not at the top of your form this day ! don't be worry for that, this happen to everybody you couldn't be the best every time lool =p
i'm quite agree with wilfredlgf maybe you played too much, take some days for regain your energy, eat well and i'm sure you'll be once again unbeatable in your club lol

 

take rest....i assure you you will improve..tehre was once a topic on this forum nameD" the mroe you play, the worse you get?"
search for it

 

Try to stop playing for a while.. maybe few days .. try to Meditate! Dont play too much. Or maybe subconciously you are traumatised by the Tsunami crisis.

 

ok now i have found it for you..maybe it will help...otherwise...stop playing for a while man im sure it will hlep

http://www.badmintonforum.com/vb/showthread.php?t=8569

 

Its from too much partying during christmas and the new year!

I totally agree with playing too much, take some time off to regain your strength. Your game doesnt detriorate that quickly. Watch some videos if you have them, your skills are still there, they are just on an extended vacation right now.

 

don't take too much time off, and don't eat too much unhealthy foods. I lost a good majority of my stamina becuase of yummy evil pizza :crying:

If you get tired, then everything including control, strength and speed will eventually get you to hit shots out and all.

 

Your time not playing well isn’t that long. …. since year 2005 begin ….
It is only a few days into 2005. Everyone has that experience from time to time.

 

Hah, this happend to me a few days ago, but what I did to recouperate was modivate myself again. I took a few pro videos and looked a them It helped me concentraite on my stroke again and get back my game.

 

Hi Darma, u r still training everyday right? I've gone through some of those periods too, it demotivated me as well. From my experience, it is something that comes by once in a while. Take a week off, just play casually during this one week, and start training intensively again after that. I think you were at peak performance during December and now it has dropped. Or maybe you have overtrained yourself.

 

With you the force is not...

 

oh well said fend...hah...okay maybe just take some time playing it casually...or sometimes not playing it for a couple of days..dont take too much time off.


do one tihng...cope paste all of the posts in this topic...in some word editor...and then select the points u think u will need to consider.
err just a lame suggestion, okay forget the editing thing..just cut them from this page...and note them down for future references..i dont think u need any more replies.

 

I find that if I don't eat right (enough) the day I play (usually in the evening) I feel dull and listless by the end of the second game.... watch your diet like posted above and go relaxed to the club. Take it easy for the first game...