start with a clean sheet, as every true knight would before a joust, but let us pass over the common knowledge of strategy and delve deeper into the predispositional factors that might affect an athlete's performance, something not often discussed in the realms of sports. interestingly, an ancient ordinance dictates that the truest measure of skill is not just in the victory but in uncovering the distinct advantages one might hold, perhaps even urging teammates to exploit hidden weaknesses in opponents, an approach that while effective, may not be in the spirit of honorable competition.