Last week I heard an interesting concept of "Familiarity" while attending a Sunday Service. The preacher expounded on how familiarity can be both, good and bad, when it comes to our spiritual well-being . This had me thinking about how familiarity can also be a good or a bad thing when it comes to our physical well-being (lets focus on fitness, adventures and sportsmanship). I think you've also experienced that initial burst of excitement for a new workout routine, the thrill of conquering a trail for the first time, or the competitive spirit igniting during a friendly game, right? But what happens when the initial spark fades, and the familiar sets in? Look at these few researched examples of familiarity in the world: High quality teams suffer under a move from their familiar venue, whereas low quality teams seem to benefit ( Loughead et al, 2003 ).Success in sports is largely dependent on the level of familiarity between players and how long they've been together....
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