How to Get Better
Improvement requires a structured progression: start with bucket drills, master technique and movement, then transition to live ball play, point play, and tournament matches.
Key Points
- The Path to Progress: Improvement requires a structured progression: start with bucket drills, master technique and movement, then transition to live ball play, point play, and tournament matches.
- Focus on Fundamentals: Build solid foundations through repetition of key skills like balance, fitness, concentration, and hitting precise targets.
- Train the Right Way: Always aim for the correct targets in practice, even if it means missing and retrying, to develop fearless, effective play.
- Testing Under Pressure: Evaluate performance in tournaments or college matches to identify what holds up and what breaks down under pressure.
- Iterative Improvement: Address weaknesses by returning to targeted training, practicing under pressure, and retesting in competitive matches.
- Avoid Playing Safe: Fearful, tentative play limits potential; train with an aggressive, goal-oriented mindset to hit the right targets confidently.
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