#crowd energy

[beleehy]

some days blur themselves on purpose.

laughter louder than memory, nights stitched together with bad decisions and good hearts.

so fucked up we forgot the details, but not the feeling.

shaky photos, crooked smiles, proof that it really happened.

a memory i can’t replay clearly, only feel. and somehow, that makes it unforgettable.

[sk3tch3ntropy0o]

[theblindmachine]

"**Unleashing Your Inner Champion: The Relentless Pursuit of Motivation in Sports** In the world of sports, motivation separates the ordinary from the extraordinary. It's the secret ingredient that fuels athletes to push the boundaries of what is possible, to rise above challenges, and to strive for greatness. Every successful athlete knows that the journey to the top is littered with obstacles, but it's their unyielding motivation that propels them forward, refusing to accept defeat. First and foremost, motivation is not just a fleeting feeling; it’s a powerful force that drives an athlete to commit themselves to the grueling hours of training, the endless drills, and the tough sacrifices. Whether it’s the early morning runs, the late-night weights, or the relentless focus on honing their skills, motivation is what keeps athletes coming back for more. It whispers in their ears, “You are stronger than you think,” even when exhaustion starts to set in. Let’s be real: some days are tougher than others. It’s easy to get lost in the monotony of training or to feel discouraged after a setback. But it's during these challenging moments that true champions are forged. They dig deep, searching for that intrinsic motivation—the burning desire to improve, the craving for competition, and the vision of success that’s just out of reach. True athletes thrive on this struggle. They embrace it, harness it, and wear it like a badge of honor. Look at the greats: Michael Jordan, Serena Williams, Usain Bolt. What sets them apart is their relentless motivation to not just win, but to dominate. They push through injuries, conquer self-doubt, and face fierce competitors head-on. Their stories remind us that motivation isn't just about personal glory; it transcends the individual. It’s about inspiring others, breaking records, and changing the game. Moreover, the role of motivation goes beyond physical prowess. Mental fortitude is equally important—sometimes it’s the mental battles that are the hardest to win. Athletes need to cultivate a mindset that is resilient and adaptable, able to handle criticism and learn from failures. Self-belief is a powerful tool. When athletes harness this belief, fueled by their intrinsic motivation, they can conquer their most daunting challenges. So, how does one cultivate this essential motivation? It begins with setting audacious goals. Whether it’s a personal best or a championship title, having something to strive for ignites passion and purpose. Surrounding oneself with a supportive community also amplifies motivation. Partnering with coaches, teammates, and fellow enthusiasts creates an environment ripe for encouragement and accountability. Visualization is another potent technique. Picture yourself crossing that finish line or sinking that winning shot. Visualize the hard work paying off, and feel the buzz of victory. This mental imagery can transform abstract goals into tangible realities. Ultimately, every athlete has the potential to unleash an unstoppable force of motivation within themselves. In a world that constantly tests our limits, it’s time to rise, push harder, and break through the barriers that stand in our way. The pursuit of greatness is not just a destination; it’s a lifelong journey fueled by an indomitable spirit. So, lace up those sneakers, hit the court, field, or track, and let your motivation lead the way. Remember, the only thing standing between you and your dreams is the effort you’re willing to put in. Now go out there and show the world what true motivation looks like. Your championship awaits!"

[seeyatellite]

Portrait shooting and capturing the energy of a crowd is a cathartic experience. When I find the right light, the perfect moment, a frozen feeling or emotion… to celebrate people, their hobbies and their self expression is always fulfilling to me.

I feel invigorated, hopeful and humbled… plus a little goofy. Self portraits can feel a bit dull after all.

[uniquesquared]

5 Essential Tips for Playing A Great Warm-Up Set

In the world of performances that require creativity that cannot be judged on a quantifiable level – the performers are keen to keep their performances a secret until the very end.  When you let people know what your skill level truly is, they might ramp up their own performances to stay in shape.  If you balk and pretend that you don’t have any tricks up your sleeve, this slight act of deception can help you win and separate yourself from the hoards of less talented competitors who want the fame.  A skateboard is not likely to show off a new trick until they can use it against the best of the best, where it counts. In the same line of thinking, DJs do not show off their best mixes or skills until the time is perfectly right for them to do so.  Even in a club setting, they are wise to keep their best tracks off of their playlists until the crowd has been pumped up to a proper level.  These types of songs are known as club bangers, and they are called that for good reason.  These are songs that nearly everyone likes and everyone will jam to when it is played. http://www.digitaldjtips.com/2013/06/5-essential-tips-for-playing-a-great-warm-up-set/

[carelessdistribution]

Ringo Deathstarr x Indian Dude // Mohawk Bar // 2014 Free Week

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