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Cuando el baloncesto cambia, has de estar preparado para cambiarte tú mismo.
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The quote says that adapting to basketball’s changes also requires personal flexibility. A player cannot rely only on old habits or methods; when the game changes, they must be ready to change their own approach as well. The comparison presents improvement as an ongoing process of responding to new demands.
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