When Rabindranath Tagore said, “You can’t cross the sea merely by standing and staring at the water,” he established that you can’t accomplish anything without having to do some type of movement and the experience you get from it. When you're at the bottom of Mount Everest and you're imagining yourself getting to the top, you physically have to do the steps to get the experience from it. You’ll never get anywhere in life if you only wait for the outcome instead of living your life.
“You can’t cross the sea merely by standing and staring at the water,” by Rabindranath Tagore connects with extreme sports because a lot of people that do extreme sports have to do some type of work and training to get the top or to the other side of that peak. In the article, Extreme Sports Not About Risk Taking, Dr. Brymer suggests that “it takes 15 years dedicated training, which is not something you would associate with a thrill- seeker.” This explains that it does take a certain amount of years of training to get to that peak they are willing enough to push themselves to get to. This supports my claim because all these people that do these extreme sports can’t …show more content…
You have to push and be pushed to your full potential. As Dr. Brymer said “The people I knew were very careful, disciplined, determined and focussed, not at all reckless or risk-taking; for some people to get to a certain level of a sport, it takes 15 years dedicated training, which is not something you would associate with a thrill- seeker,” in “Extreme Sports Not About Risk Taking” establishesed that when you do something you have to put something into it or it’s kind of like you do it for nothing. All the hard work you do by crossing that sea or climbing a mountain will be rewarded and not forgotten. Standing and staring at something is only killing time but, not living that time you have
“You can’t cross the sea merely by standing and staring at the water,” by Rabindranath Tagore connects with extreme sports because a lot of people that do extreme sports have to do some type of work and training to get the top or to the other side of that peak. In the article, Extreme Sports Not About Risk Taking, Dr. Brymer suggests that “it takes 15 years dedicated training, which is not something you would associate with a thrill- seeker.” This explains that it does take a certain amount of years of training to get to that peak they are willing enough to push themselves to get to. This supports my claim because all these people that do these extreme sports can’t …show more content…
You have to push and be pushed to your full potential. As Dr. Brymer said “The people I knew were very careful, disciplined, determined and focussed, not at all reckless or risk-taking; for some people to get to a certain level of a sport, it takes 15 years dedicated training, which is not something you would associate with a thrill- seeker,” in “Extreme Sports Not About Risk Taking” establishesed that when you do something you have to put something into it or it’s kind of like you do it for nothing. All the hard work you do by crossing that sea or climbing a mountain will be rewarded and not forgotten. Standing and staring at something is only killing time but, not living that time you have