Showing posts with label World Championships. Show all posts
Showing posts with label World Championships. Show all posts

Tuesday, 29 September 2020

Your achievements are limited by your mindset

Liesl Verity (right) finished in second place at IWF's 2006 World Championships.
Have you ever wondered why some people seem to achieve success despite their backgrounds e.g. Oprah Winfrey, Nelson Mandela, Siya Kolisi? The answer is… their mindset. They refused to be limited by the beliefs of the people around them. They focused on their dreams.

Your mindset is unique to you and is made up by your values, beliefs and attitudes. No one else can ever think exactly like you do; or experience the world exactly the same way as you do. What you think becomes your behaviour and your reality. If you focus on what you don’t want, you will inevitably get exactly what you didn’t want.


In an effort to achieve our goals, all of us use various different strategies every day. These strategies are a sequence of thoughts and actions that we consistently apply. We learn these strategies when we are children and continue to apply these. The outcomes we achieve help shape our mindset and will often reinforce our beliefs and attitudes. These strategies can be negative and limiting or it can be positive and expansive.


These strategies become ‘automatic’. Most of the time we are not consciously aware of the strategies that we use. Once we become aware of these strategies, we can change them. 


If your strategy doesn’t lead to the outcome you want, you need to change your strategy.


How can you change your strategy?


Follow this simple 4-step plan to change your strategies.


  1. Focus on what you want to achieve. Visualise it. Feel what it feels like when you have achieved it. Then answer the following questions:


  • How do you need to BE to achieve your goals? 

  • What do you need to THINK and BELIEVE about yourself?


To answer the above questions, you may want to look at a couple of people who already achieved what you hope to achieve and see what attributes they display. What values and beliefs helped them achieve their goals.


For each of these attributes you identify, draw a line numbered from 1 to 10 and place this attribute at 10.


  1. Do a gap analysis on yourself. For each of the attributes you identified in step 1, look at where you are at today and draw a circle on the line at the appropriate number. Add the date to keep a record as to where you are at today.


  1. Choose 1 of those areas and consider what steps you need to take to move from where you are today (e.g. at level 6) to where you want to be (level 10). Use these steps and develop a step-by-step plan with measurable goals. Remember to set target dates for each step. 


I recommend you start with an area that will provide quick results. This will help build your confidence and motivate you to follow through with the other areas identified in your gap analysis.


  1. Implement your action plan for your chosen area for development. Look for feedback and adjust your action plan if you are not moving towards your goal. Continue with this feedback loop until you reached your goal. 


Repeat steps 3 and 4 until you worked through all the areas of improvement identified in step 2.


It is a good idea to repeat steps 1 and 2 periodically to confirm you are still focusing on the attributes that will bring you closer to your ultimate goal.


If you want to achieve excellence, you must use the strategy that leads to excellence. 


DO YOU KNOW WHAT STRATEGIES YOU ARE USING?


HOW WELL ARE YOUR STRATEGIES WORKING FOR YOU?


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Liesl Verity

INGWE Coaching


Friday, 16 August 2019

PES 2020 selected as an Official Title For 11TH ESPORTS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP

PES 2020 shall be played at IESF's 11th World Championships.
International Esports Federation (IESF) hereby announces eFootball PES 2020 as an official game
title to be featured at the 11th Esports World Championship.

For the first time in Esports World Championship history, eFootball PES 2020 (developed and
published by Konami Digital Entertainment) has been included as a sports genre with the new version
being officially announced worldwide on 10 September 2019. IESF looks forward, and is excited to,
engage with the PES community and inviting national athletes to the World Championships in Seoul.

All athletes who shall participate in the tournament are selected through national qualifiers of Esports
National Federations that are affiliated to IESF.

Thus, any athlete to represent South Africa at such World Championships shall be selected by Mind Sports South Africa (MSSA) through its normal processes.


For more information on World Championships game titles, please visit: https://www.ie-sf.org/iesf-
news/#news-list

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Saturday, 1 September 2018

Latest rankings for Counter-Strike: GO - schools.

In just one year of affiliation, Paul Roos Gimnasium, through dedication and skill, has shaken the status quo.
Mind Sports South (MSSA) has just released the latest rankings for the esports title of Counter-Strike: GO for schools.

The rankings take into account the results of MSSA's Online Inter-school league for 4 term schools which was won by Team 'PRG B' (Paul Roos Gimnasium).

Through such online league, the players of the following four teams have now qualified for MSSA's 2019 National Team Trials which will be used to select the South African Protea Counter-Strike: GO Esports Team that shall attend IESF's 11th World Championships.

Team names Club
PRG B Paul Roos Gimnasium
Choke 9 Empangeni High School
PRG C Paul Roos Gimnasium
PRG A Paul Roos Gimnasium

The full list of ranked school teams is as follows:

PosName of TeamyearSchoolPoints
1WBHSCSGO/A (Griffins)18Westville Boys591
2Alerion18Parklands College526.6
3PRG B18Paul Roos Gimnasium500.8
4Bishops CSGO 1ST team18Bishops College320.6
5PRG C18Paul Roos Gimnasium319
6Hoërskool Lichtenburg18Hoërskool Lichtenburg315
7HackStack18Paul Roos Gimnasium293.1
8GHS CS:GO 1sts18Grey High School275
9Deity18Paul Roos Gimnasium264
10Sample text18Bishops College259.3
11Cyrex18Vereeniging Gimnasium253.6
12PRG A18Paul Roos Gimnasium228.6
13Soviet UnicornZ18Midstream College225.9
14Northwood CSGO18Northwood High207.2
15PG 1618Parklands College201.9
16Semper Fi18Oakhill College201.3
17Choke 918Empangeni High School193.4
18Cedar House17Cedar House193.3
19Cryptid Claws17Hoërskool Wonderboom193.3
20Curro Kld (Qantum)17Curro Klerksdorp193.3
21Limitless17Hoërskool Wonderboom193.3
22PG 1817Parklands College193.3
23Potchefstroom Gimnasium17Potchefstroom Gimnasium193.3
24Pr0NHS & Girls17Northcliff High School193.3
25PRIDE17Parktown Boys193.3
26RBHS CSGO A17Rondebosch Boys193.3
27Spartans17SAHETI193.3
28Spartans B17SAHETI193.3
29The Nerd Herd17Glenwood House193.3
30WBHS/CS:GOB17Westville Boys193.3
31iBUYCEREALi18Hoërskool Wonderboom182.5
32Monnas B18HS Monument178.1
33AFP17Hoërskool Wonderboom175.5
34Westerford High School18Westerford High School168.6
35Monnas A18HS Monument165.3
36MC CS 117Maritzburg College162.8
37District_Zero18Protea Heights Academy156.1
38GHS CS:GO 2nds18Grey High School154.8
39RISING SONS18Helpmekaar151.8
40EHS CSGO18Empangeni High School149.8
41PR0NHS18Northcliff High School143.8
42Awoken17Hoërskool Wonderboom140.8
43MHS Esports18Milnerton High School139.6
44Oakhill17Oakhill133.1
45Silent Bunnies18Westville Boys116.7
46Pr0NHS218Northcliff High School107
47Raptors HTS17HTS Witbank102.9
48Mr.Poject16Oakhill100
49SJC Carry+4Flashes16St John's100
50Team espera16DF Malan100
51SETTING SONS18Helpmekaar95
52RBHS CSGO B17Rondebosch Boys92.2
53Linkside High16Linkside High91
54Tesseract17Jeppe High School for Boys89.5
55PG1318Parklands College86.1
56MidNight18Westville Boys82.3
57Ice Wolves17Hoërskool Wonderboom79.5
58T.I.O18Oakhill College79.4
59rbcs-go18Richard's Bay Christian School75
60MC GO217Maritzburg College71.3
61HTS17HTS Witbank69.9
62GWH CSGO17Glenwood House64.5
63RatedGG18Hoërskool Wonderboom64
64Hoërskool Warmbad18Hoërskool Warmbad56.3

Other official rankings produced by MSSA are as follows: