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Is it worth it to practise sports with shitty facilities and equipment?
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Huh?
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What sport
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How shitty are they
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It's always worth it. Some of the best players are bred with sub par equipment.
Once you transition to top tier equipment, you'll improve that much more and are used to much less
Once you transition to top tier equipment, you'll improve that much more and are used to much less
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Better done than perfect son
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Very shitty. It is below average, around a 3.5/10
Bluepilled cope. All the top players ik are going to Belgium and Russia to train.
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try this chink chonk shit. No equipment needed/10
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You're looking for excuses to be lazy. All that matters is motivation and work ethic in sports (Aside from genetics). As long as you have availability to practice, there are no excuses not to be top tier.
A punching bag is a punching bag, whether new or old. A soccer goal is a soccer goal, whether it's made from sticks or net. A basketball hoop is a basketball hoop, whether it's a chain net, regular net or no net.
What sport are you talking about?
