I remember watching the movie Zootopia with my kids and listening to the song by Shakiraat the end, “Try Everything.” It made me think about
Now that I have your attention, most of us as athletes have been told all of our careers that “failure is not an option.”
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One of the most common misconceptions amongst parents in the sports world is more playing equals more improvement. Although this may sound good in theory, the
Habits are awesome tools for developing your game. If you don’t believe me, look back at part 1 of this series. But changing your behavior
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