SPMT 304 Exam 1
Playing (The Game of Life) One Pitch at a Time - correct answer ✔Being
able to focus and concentrate on one thing and nothing else. Only thinking
about the task on hand.
Shun Fujimoto - correct answer ✔-One pitch at a time, he had a very bad
injury during gymnastics but focused on the one goal he had of winning and
fought through the pain to accomplish it
Kj Choi - correct answer ✔-One pitch at a time, woke up with severe
sickness but only thought about winning the tournament. He said "I'll just take
it hole by hole".
Never giving a pitch away - correct answer ✔-Focus so intensely on a task to
the point where nothing else can seep into your brain to think about. Break
things down to smaller task and focus on one at a time and go to war and give
it your all each time.
Pete rose - correct answer ✔-Never giving a pitch away, Every single pitch
was a battle between he and the pitcher and that is the only think that
mattered. He would focus so intensely on that pitch that nothing else was in
his head to think about. He would do it all over again the next pitch no matter
what.
Dr. Curt Tribble - correct answer ✔Never giving a pitch away, Curt had a
pressure filled surgery on the mayor. It was his first heart surgery by himself
as well. He was nervous and was thinking about the outcome if it didn't go
well. He remembered that he couldn't do the operation by trying to control the
outcome. He focused on every little thing and they the outcome become the
result of his work and deal with everything else later. He learned to... not get
Playing (The Game of Life) One Pitch at a Time - correct answer ✔Being
able to focus and concentrate on one thing and nothing else. Only thinking
about the task on hand.
Shun Fujimoto - correct answer ✔-One pitch at a time, he had a very bad
injury during gymnastics but focused on the one goal he had of winning and
fought through the pain to accomplish it
Kj Choi - correct answer ✔-One pitch at a time, woke up with severe
sickness but only thought about winning the tournament. He said "I'll just take
it hole by hole".
Never giving a pitch away - correct answer ✔-Focus so intensely on a task to
the point where nothing else can seep into your brain to think about. Break
things down to smaller task and focus on one at a time and go to war and give
it your all each time.
Pete rose - correct answer ✔-Never giving a pitch away, Every single pitch
was a battle between he and the pitcher and that is the only think that
mattered. He would focus so intensely on that pitch that nothing else was in
his head to think about. He would do it all over again the next pitch no matter
what.
Dr. Curt Tribble - correct answer ✔Never giving a pitch away, Curt had a
pressure filled surgery on the mayor. It was his first heart surgery by himself
as well. He was nervous and was thinking about the outcome if it didn't go
well. He remembered that he couldn't do the operation by trying to control the
outcome. He focused on every little thing and they the outcome become the
result of his work and deal with everything else later. He learned to... not get
