Redskins Training Camp Thread 3.0

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Evilgrin
08-19-2013, 12:15 PM
Some guys are like that. Isn't the fear of public speaking like one of the number one phobias? As long as he isn't jittery on the field I'm good with it!

True, never been able to do it myself...

Green Monk Machine
08-19-2013, 03:50 PM
^^ Thats a bit concerning. I kind of want all players to be confident in NFL settings to be superstars on the field. He was a playmaker in college. Rookie skits and performances are expected. I've never heard of a stage fright issue in camp with the guys meant to be "bonding" with and building "chemistry" with. Being silly and yourself are supposed to be the easy part of being a pro. If he can't do that, then learn the playbook and visualize being better than Fred. It starts tonight rook'.

MTK
08-19-2013, 03:55 PM
Maybe he's just a reserved type of person. No big deal.

SirLK26
08-19-2013, 04:19 PM
What Matty said. Some people, by nature, are more introverted. Others are much more comfortable being in the spotlight and the center of attention. No problem with Reed being a more reserved type of person. That's no indication of how he plays on the field.

NYCskinfan82
08-19-2013, 04:39 PM
IMO people are looking at Reed like Hernandez, both played at florida from Connecticut quiet guys. Every book is different.

Skinsfanatic
08-19-2013, 04:54 PM
I teach public speaking for a living. Confidence speaking and confidence doing other things have nothing to do with one another. I know plenty of quality athletes who struggle with public speaking.

mooby
08-19-2013, 05:10 PM
^^ Thats a bit concerning. I kind of want all players to be confident in NFL settings to be superstars on the field. He was a playmaker in college. Rookie skits and performances are expected. I've never heard of a stage fright issue in camp with the guys meant to be "bonding" with and building "chemistry" with. Being silly and yourself are supposed to be the easy part of being a pro. If he can't do that, then learn the playbook and visualize being better than Fred. It starts tonight rook'.

Pretty sure a lot of people have never heard of an NFL rookie having this type of issue because if it does happen (which I'm sure it happens, probably amongst plenty of rookies on plenty of teams) it doesn't make headlines. I don't think there are any players that would want to rat out a rookie teammate like that to the media for being introverted.

SkinsGuru
08-19-2013, 05:25 PM
Maybe he's just a reserved type of person. No big deal.

yeah . . . public speaking is terrifying to a lot of people . . . if you put 100 people that i know in my house for a party, i have no problem talking to any of them or even yelling across all of them to get someones attention on the other side of the room . . . that being said, give me a speech to say, put me in front of a podium in that same house with the same 100 people and i will be nervous as hell . . . the podium is like a nervous switch or something . . . i have worked on that for 20 years now and still have issues at times . . .

Skinsfanatic
08-19-2013, 05:29 PM
yeah . . . public speaking is terrifying to a lot of people . . . if you put 100 people that i know in my house for a party, i have no problem talking to any of them or even yelling across all of them to get someones attention on the other side of the room . . . that being said, give me a speech to say, put me in front of a podium in that same house with the same 100 people and i will be nervous as hell . . . the podium is like a nervous switch or something . . . i have worked on that for 20 years now and still have issues at times . . .

Tip #1: Ditch the podium.

SkinsGuru
08-20-2013, 02:17 PM
Tip #1: Ditch the podium.

lol . . . tis easy to do most times . . . but when speaking at seminars not so much . . . lol

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