Wake Tech ⚾️ Tread Athletics remote athlete
Joined June 2019
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Josh Murphy retweeted
1 Nov 2023
We have had a retired Pat's player ... how about Mac Jones sending us a video
This support is crazy!!!!!
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Josh Murphy retweeted
11 Sep 2023
Nine habits of highly successful athletes:
1. Showing up early
2. Listening to coaches
3. Working hard
4. Thinking positive
5. Putting the team first
6. Studying film
7. Eating healthy
8. Practicing rest and recovery
9. Going to sleep early
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Josh Murphy retweeted
9 Sep 2023
Took part in the Shawn M. Nassaney Memorial Race this morning. Great cause and great way to support @BryantXCTF
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Josh Murphy retweeted
4 Sep 2023
To have a long athletic career, you need to love the process. When times get hard, it’s your love of the game that keeps you going.
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Josh Murphy retweeted
13 Aug 2023
Five things coachable athletes do:
1. Listen
2. Follow rules and instructions
3. Accept constructive criticism
4. Work hard
5. Put the team first
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Josh Murphy retweeted
5 Aug 2023
All athletes make mistakes, but what separates great athletes from average athletes is the ability to learn from mistakes and stay resilient.
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Josh Murphy retweeted
2 Aug 2023
Being mentally tough is about:
Giving your best effort
Pushing through discomfort
Focusing on the task at hand
Blocking out distractions
Facing your fears
And staying poised under pressure
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Josh Murphy retweeted
8 Jul 2023
The five mental challenges of sports:
1. Pushing through discomfort.
2. Blocking out distractions.
3. Staying poised under pressure.
4. Thinking critically to solve problems.
5. Managing your ego and working with others.
Work hard to improve in all of these areas!
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Josh Murphy retweeted
11 Jun 2023
A good player-coach relationship is built on trust. As a coach, you earn your players’ trust by helping them improve and showing that you truly care about them. And as a player, you earn your coach’s trust by giving your best effort and being coachable.
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Josh Murphy retweeted
29 Apr 2023
After you make a mistake in a game, remember that there's nothing you can do to undo it, so you might as well forget about it, stay positive, and focus on the next play!
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Josh Murphy retweeted
12 Apr 2023
As an athlete, you can be as good as you want to be. It’s up to you whether you put in the work to improve and succeed.
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Josh Murphy retweeted
5 Apr 2023
Mentally tough athletes stay motivated no matter the amount of failure or success they experience. They never give up when faced with adversity, and they always stay hungry after success.
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Josh Murphy retweeted
30 Mar 2023
It doesn’t matter how good you were in high school. In college, everyone is good, so you must work even harder than before!
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Josh Murphy retweeted
28 Mar 2023
Have quiet confidence. Don’t talk about it. Be about it, and let your results do the talking.
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Josh Murphy retweeted
22 Mar 2023
Self-talk is one of the most important mental skills. The way you talk to yourself greatly affects your motivation, confidence, resilience, and mental health. The better your self-talk, the happier and more successful you’ll be!
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Josh Murphy retweeted
18 Mar 2023
Mentally tough athletes never let trash talk get inside their heads. No matter what their opponents say, they don’t react emotionally. They just ignore it and stay focused on the task at hand.
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Josh Murphy retweeted
13 Mar 2023
People can question your technique, natural talent, or athleticism. But don't let anyone question your heart, commitment, leadership, or character!
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Josh Murphy retweeted
11 Mar 2023
All athletes make mistakes in games. It’s how you respond to them that determines your success.
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Josh Murphy retweeted
7 Mar 2023
It’s okay to make mistakes in practice. That’s what you’re supposed to do. That's how you get better. If you’re not making mistakes, you’re not challenging yourself enough. The more you take risks and learn from your mistakes in practice, the better you’ll perform in games.
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Josh Murphy retweeted
4 Mar 2023
Winning is somewhat uncontrollable, because even if you play your best, your opponent may play better. Therefore, you should focus more on your attitude and effort, which are entirely controllable. This will help you maintain your motivation and composure in games.
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