Soon to quit

[MnMgymnast]

Hi i'm 14, 15 in may. I am going to quit at the end of the season. I know this is what I want to do, and I've told my parents. I just can't seem to keep out of my mind that i'm quitting enough to focus on making through the rest of the season. I have already rolled my ankle twice not paying attention. What should I do?

 

[MnMgymnast]

Hi i'm 14, 15 in may. I am going to quit at the end of the season. I know this is what I want to do, and I've told my parents. I just can't seem to keep out of my mind that i'm quitting enough to focus on making through the rest of the season. I have already rolled my ankle twice not paying attention. What should I do?

Also coaches don't know i'm quitting yet.

 

[gymnastforever1234]

My opinion, just give it your all through the rest of the season and try to keep your mind off of it keep your mind on winning!!

 

[MnMgymnast]

My opinion, just give it your all through the rest of the season and try to keep your mind off of it keep your mind on winning!!

Thanks, today took day off to get re-focused

 

[KeepCalmTumbleOn]

Hi i'm 14, 15 in may. I am going to quit at the end of the season. I know this is what I want to do, and I've told my parents. I just can't seem to keep out of my mind that i'm quitting enough to focus on making through the rest of the season. I have already rolled my ankle twice not paying attention. What should I do?

If gymnastics is no longer something you love, you gotta say bye

 

[flipon_]

I totally understand how you feel. Although, I did not really wanted to quit, I knew it was the best choice for me, both physically and mentally. It was the hardest thing to let go of a sport you love, but unfortunately, you gotta do what you gotta do. Good luck!

 

[Gymnastbecki]

I think that you should try hard and concentrate on what time you have left to do and end the season and your gymnastics career on a high with lots of wins! Good luck!!