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Fear of doing bad in school sports


Question Posted Saturday October 2 2010, 11:36 pm

I play basketball and when I go to the gym to play I get scared because everyone yells if someone isn't doing good. I know I can do good but the fear gets to me, what should I do?

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NinjaNeer answered Wednesday October 6 2010, 12:35 pm:
Do the best you can, and if someone yells at you, yell right back at them.

"Oh, like yelling at me is going to make me play any better!"

People who are good at sports tend to be jerks to those of us who aren't so good. If the harassment gets too bad, take the issue to your gym instructor.

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