A team is a special world where people interact with each other on many levels. They worry about the result, grow together, withstand the workloads, support each other. It's not just skill level that matters. They share difficulties and failures, but they also get the test of glory. New people periodically join the team. To become one of them, you need a varied preparation.
Instructions
Step 1
Bring yourself to the best training level you can. You should be in good shape right now. This applies to both professional and psychological training. Psychological preparation implies a strong desire for a goal, in a good sense, an obsession with an idea, a determination to go to the end.
Step 2
Prepare to speak with your coach. Print your resume. Write a short professional biography in it. Indicate when you started to study, under whose leadership, how quickly the results appeared, how you now assess your level, why you want to become a member of the team. Express your heart and soul in your resume. Forget about formal things, do this work creatively, show your individuality. Place the text on one sheet of paper, and take along anything you may need to demonstrate your skills and abilities. It could be athletic uniforms, tools, or exercise prints. Be prepared for anything like a one-chance situation.
Step 3
Ask what your chances are. A good coach is always looking for talented guys. Look straight in the eyes, smile, show your respect. Don't worry if asked to demonstrate something. Be happy to have a chance, enjoy professional communication.
Step 4
Repeat from step 1. Even if they immediately refuse, you will be remembered. Keep working on yourself. As soon as you level up, try again. Coaches love persistent.
