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[Click and doors swing open with a creak]
Baby gives a cry and then the sound of the racket hitting the shuttlecock can be heard.
[Narrator's voice] Sometimes it seems that some people are just born with natural sporting talent
Sound of the shuttlecock being hit by the rackets. One of the players yawns loudly.
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[Sound of shoes squeaking on the court floor]
They're so much better than everyone else when they're young.
Rumbling then wooshing sound as podium rises up. Crowd cheers and claps in the background. Swishing sound as the second two podiums rise up.
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Racket hits shuttlecock
Everyone thinks they're going to be a star but lots of people who were really good when they were young never make it in sport.
Sound as bag knocks the person off the podium and whistling sound as they fall off. Bag then falls to the ground with a wooosh.
While some who weren't so good go on to be amazing athletes. The problem is most people don't understand what talent really is and how you get good at sport.
Squeak of shoes on the floor and sound of ball bouncing. Clunk as the player catches the hoop.
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The first step in becoming a top athlete is choosing a sport that you enjoy and suits you.
Sound of the ball bouncing in the background.
Different body types are suited to different sports but it's what you do in training that really counts.
Try different sports to find the one you love and remember that everyone develops at different rates so how good you are at the moment is not that important.
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Wooshing sound as boxer punches the air. Metal clinking as the person swings on the rings. Feet shuffling as the shot put is thrown. Sound of a snowboard on the snow.
Others might be better when they're young because they practiced more or growing faster but as you grow and develop there's nothing to stop you learning how to catch up.
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Noise of pointer hitting board. Sound of pen writing on white board.
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Recently clever scientists have discovered that what you believe about where your ability comes from will have a big impact on you success.
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Top athletes believe that ability comes from working hard rather than being born lucky.
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Sound of bike whizzing by and tyres on floor.
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[background voice in velodrome: Oi we're closing, sound of light switch being flicked]
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That's why they choose to continually challenge themselves instead of only working on what they're already good at.
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Golf ball being hit. Birds tweeting in background.
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Second ball hit
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If they can't do something, they don't feel they'll never be able to do it, they understand, you just can't do it yet. They listen to feedback and use it to improve even if they don't like it.
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Rhymic sound of feet jumping up and down on floor
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These are all behaviours you can learn and develop as you train, just like the best athletes have done. So beiing successful in sport is more of a choice than you might have first thought.
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Squeak of wheelchair wheels
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How far you go is up to you.
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Thud as ball hits screen.
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