Here is part 3 after we had re posted part 2 yesterday.
It had been a while, so thought it might help to keep some continuity here.
Enjoy, and feel free to post your questions or comments as we will further
discuss as needed.
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Here is part 3 after we had re posted part 2 yesterday.
It had been a while, so thought it might help to keep some continuity here.
Enjoy, and feel free to post your questions or comments as we will further
discuss as needed.
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Bravo
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Thanks for this. I love the message from Daniel's book. The biggest take aways for me were:
– Complex skills should be broken into smaller, manageable parts.
– Focus on mastering each small section before putting them together.
– Practicing slowly increases accuracy and strengthens neural pathways.
– Speed comes later, but precision is built first.
– Errors are crucial to learning. The brain builds stronger connections when mistakes are corrected.
– Embracing discomfort leads to faster improvement.
– Practicing the same skill in slightly different ways deepens learning.
Great Book…great podcast! That's the ABS way…💪
Video so good it deserves a comment.
3 rules of deep practice
Chunk it up
Learn to feel it
Repeat it
Playing for 50 yrs what module to go for for an initial status anaysis thanks!!
Thanks Guys! Read the book couple times. I think U guys skipped slow motion training. This is so key!