Hello, friends of Hive and the Street Workout Community! My name is Jesuerimar Guarirapa. I'm @jeshu-sw at #Hive.  Today my post is going to be a bit more personal... I invite you to read it, maybe it will be helpful for you💓. Today I haven't been feeling well at all, so I decided to take this day as a "rest day" and I'll resume my training on Monday. Physically, I spent the day feeling sick and emotionally, a bit off. While I was resting, I was going through my phone's gallery and looking at some old videos and photos from when I first started Street Workout training, I was filled with nostalgia, seeing all the progress I've made, be it a lot or a little, and even though I haven't been consistent, I noticed that I have made progress. Sometimes, as athletes, we get frustrated or demotivated when we don't achieve a goal, don't get a trick, fail at something we had prepared for, or simply believe we can't do it.... So many things go through our mind, and that's when we start to compare ourselves, for example; if another athlete has more advantages because of his or her anatomy, if he or she had an easier time, if he or she has more opportunities and more support, etc. We fill our minds with so many intrusive thoughts. However, here lost in my thoughts, I could understand that the process of each one has a different time frame, that is to say, if our progress is slower or faster than that of others, we have to accept and work on it. When you obtain something it is because you make an effort and fight for it, it doesn't matter if they support you or not, in the end it is you who is in front, nobody will fight your battles (a word to the wise). I want to keep on talking about this topic, but I don't want to be tedious and extend myself too much... So in photos I leave you the before and after of my Elbow Planche to Straddle and in Full, a static trick for which I trained and fought; I remember that I cried, many times I left the park upset with myself, I felt insufficient and I didn't understand why it was difficult for me, but I kept training, at the beginning I had the support of someone, but then that person was absent, however, despite being alone, my ambition was always more, I looked for tutorials and tips on the technique on the internet, I practiced it day after day until I finally obtained an impeccable posture and many seconds of endurance, moreover, without wanting to sound arrogant, I dare to say that I am the only woman in the Municipality of San Fernando, Apure State that has the Elbow Planche impeccable and I am very proud of that because I know how hard I worked.