Monday, January 7, 2008

8 Forms of a Champion's Discipline: Part 1

written by Jon Whithaus This is the first part in a series of eight posts that describe the many forms of a Champion's Discipline. These eight forms of discipline have no particular order of priority, but each must be present to perform at a championship level. Discipline #1: Preparation Discipline
  1. Every time that you practice, you must practice with a purpose. Don't just go through the motions. Find a way to feel like you have gotten better at the end of every practice session.
  2. Be early for each practice session so you can be mentally ready when you begin your practice. This habit will reinforce to you, your teammates and your coaches that you are committed to proper preparation.
  3. Be ready mentally and physically for each practice session.
  4. Prepare with the next course that you will compete on in the front of your mind. Visualize and practice shots that will be used on the next course that you will compete on.

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