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There is an article in the Register-Guard, (subscription needed) about applying the 1-0 mentality to daily life for Oregon football players.  


"It can really be boiled down to anything thing you're doing at any moment just take it 1-0," offensive lineman Dawson Jaramillo said. "When I wake up in the morning when I'm preparing my body for practice, I'm 1-0."


"I'm 1-0 when I'm stretching, I'm 1-0 when I'm in the meeting room trying to take notes. If you can dominate every moment of every day, it is easy to go 1-0 on the day. But If you look at it as 'I want to be 1-0 on the day,' then it can get lost throughout the different things."

 

Hmmmm.  This sounds kinda familiar?  I wonder where I've heard a similar philosophy?  Let me give you a hint...

 

Win The Day” | McKenna Hayes's Bloggy

Mr. FishDuck

Yep good ole Chip

New version of Win the Day. 

 

Nothing wrong with it. I prefer the punchier WTD but whatever. 

But what happens when you end up 0-1 against an inferior opponent. I don't get the 1-0 mentality.

 

Win the day, stay focused on the process, I get. The idea you should think you are 1-0 just doesn't resonate, for me.

 

I won't pull any punches, I just don't like it.

 

I actually like the Navy Seal mentality, 'Yesterday Was The Easy Day,' think on that one.

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A more pertinent mantra to me is "win the play". Each play, each movement has to be won. It's the details on each snap of the ball that matter.

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