I competed with a lousy body. My training momentum was lost because of my fever. My body still felt weak and unprepared. My left big toe was still infected. My mindset wasn't there because I doubted myself.
But deep down I know all these are just excuses. Excuses to the reality that I am simply not strong/smart enough as a climber. I have much to learn. I am still weak. I shouldn't be giving excuses because if it's meant to be then it's meant to be. I should learn to adapt to any setbacks that hinders my climbing and be ready to perform when the time calls for it.
When I was done with my climb, I came out of the competition zone feeling so angry at myself. I felt that I did so badly. I felt that all the past 6 months of training that I put in was just gone to waste. I've never felt so shitty before after finishing a competition. I felt that I was on my worst form ever and I performed badly, way below my expectation. So it really surprised me that I managed to secure a place in finals. While I am glad that I still stand a chance to actually win something and that I finally got promoted to inter men category, I still don't feel that I deserved it. Maybe it's because I felt so downcasted after the competition that finding out that I made it through to finals conflicted my emotions and I didn't know how or what to feel any more. I just felt so confused. I don't want to admit it but I wish I hadn't got in. But now that what's done is done, I'll just have to do my best this Sunday during the finals. I'll really have to get my mind sorted out and my body fixed if I want to stand a chance to get a podium position. I know that I am there already, I just need that little bit of extra luck on that day itself.
I don't even know what I'm saying any more. It seems like my words are just getting more and more inconsistent. I don't even want to try and type more stuff. Maybe next time.
There's just too much on my mind for me to sleep soundly tonight.