This apparent lack of inspiration can have various causes, the vast majority of which cannot be found by asking the young contestant why he was not convinced of the game. Few children appreciate learning and hope that they will show them different ideas for the game’s actions. Some kids may not appreciate the power of competition, and that way, they tend to “freeze” on game day. These competitors are often seen as indicating a lack of inspiration because the mentor or parent doesn’t understand what the competitor needs to escape interested in the game. Rather than being alarmed by these competitors or refusing to point to an apparent “lack of inspiration,” mentors should look to an understand of thinking why these competitors do not show as much passion in games as they do during training or in different parts of the game. Understand that each competitor is unique, and each has different things that happen in their campaigns that can have an impact on on-field execution.