06-23-2018, 11:56 AM
(06-21-2018, 08:54 AM)SHRacerX Wrote: This simple line stood out to me: "When it comes to repetition breeds comfort level, Frank is cut from the same cloth,” Lapham says. “Up tempo. Get as many reps as you can".
Some folks call it "muscle memory" and there are lots of takes on what it does, but the part that reads "comfort", I would replace with confidence.
In every sport I have coached, and in every sport I have played, the repetition of tough tasks needed to be successful in a game is what gave me confidence walking in that I knew I was ready to excel. You could see a kid field a ground ball at third attack the ball and come up firing because I taught to never play tentative, and we did it over and over again in practice.
I enjoyed the article. Thanks, 3WT
Yes sir, with repetition comes perfection and most of all experience is gained quickly.
When i was young i wanted to play in the NBA, so i shot every different shot i could so i was prepared for any situation.
Kind of reminds me of the way Van Pelt is working with Dalton in putting him in tough situations.
Really liking all these new coaches and there seems to be a lot of comraderie going on.
Never heard Lap or McNally talking like this with PA.
