quit that team and find a junior olympic team in your area thats ranked high and try out for them
2006-08-28 15:19:58
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answered by Anonymous
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omg i had the same problem. I played volleyball in high school and i was one of the best ones one the team. I was also head captain. A lot of pressure was on me too. If i ever made a mistake our coach would yell at me and say i could do better or he expected more from me. I used to get really angry about it. Also just like you I'd always be the one to step up and take the responsibility. but then the girls would call me a stuck up or say i was always taking control. But i love volleyball so much. Some times you just have to ignore what any one says to do your best. Don't let them bring you down. And don't be ashamed of your talent. Everyone is just jealous of how good you really are. and besides why shouldn't carry a team. You sound like the perfect person. Now whither you quit or not that's up to you, but do you really want to lose something the means so much to you and that you've worked so hard for? i wouldn't and i didn't, and I don't think you should either. I hope i helped. Best of luck! :)
2006-08-28 13:39:55
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answered by jazzie082002 2
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Well even if you like playing volleyball you should never be the only one working on a team. I was in volleyball for the first two years of my high school and I quit my Junior year because I could not stand my teammates. I really love volleyball but I was always too stressed out. I really don't know if this helps but I hope you do what you think is best.
2006-08-28 13:31:11
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answered by enduin62 1
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If you don't like playing anymore, than you should either quit or change what is annoying you about the game - like switching teams. If you are playing for your school, switch to a serious club team. And if you are in HS and have a shot at getting a scholarship or playing on a varsity team in college, then mightaswell stick it out if you still like the sport in general. Any varsity college team will have people dedicated to the sport.
2006-08-28 13:33:09
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answered by PowerWheelchairMan 2
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If you are that good and wish for your teamates to step it up, then you need to make more of a commitment for the team. That means staying late to teach those who are weaker and help to make those better that are just in need of polish.
So what if your greatness or exuded excitement, if your team is terrible and your good no one will really be excited about either of you. So in order to be truely great learn to elevate others then your very limited thinking will have others saying and beliving that you truely are that!
2006-08-28 13:35:40
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answered by face of revenge 2
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do not quit your team u may not like them all the time but they are your team and u may get new team mates that care more about the team then the others.
2006-08-28 13:33:20
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answered by monica v 1
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two options first:
pep it up- try to get them excited to play. do secret sisters to bond the team. you could give awards of the week- my team got macmomma awards in college- a member would be chosen to get a dollar to McDonald's (the name goes with the place)- decorate their lockers to make them feel good- play team building games....they make the team think more alike- BOND- even give them a talk about what you would like to accomplish this season- make it a team conversation, not just you....but bring ideas to them of what you think the team should be striving for
or give in- don't put your all in it....it won't make you better, but you can play....just have fun
quitting, i think, should be the option if you're failing school because of what they do to you....think about it and set your priorities
2006-08-28 13:51:42
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answered by E 2
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I think that u should quit and if they beg for u to come back, tell them they need to be serious and actually contribute. If they still dont do anything, find a different team.
2006-09-01 09:45:18
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answered by spitfiregal79 1
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I had the same problem,and I quit.And that was the BIGGEST mistake of my life.Do you always quit so easy what you like?I don't think so...If you really love it DON'T quit.you could make a huge mistake.If you don't like those people change the club..if you can't then just put up with it.It's worth it!
2006-08-30 09:15:57
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answered by Felicity 2
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Just do your best and what feels right. Maybe allow them to practice by themselves because what would happen if you get hurt? They wouldn't be able to make those mistakes. So give them a chance maybe they just feel that you'll always be there.
2006-08-28 14:24:41
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answered by indianprinces28 1
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