Perfect practice makes perfect.
Frost has said he doesn’t stop practice to correct players’ mistakes because it takes too much time and would cut down on the number of reps they could get.
My question is what good are a lot of reps if they are doing it wrong?
Seems to me the proof is in the pudding.
I know Frost is a very good coach and knows what he is doing but I believe in the old saying that if what you are doing isn’t getting the results you want then you should change what you are doing.
Frost has said he doesn’t stop practice to correct players’ mistakes because it takes too much time and would cut down on the number of reps they could get.
My question is what good are a lot of reps if they are doing it wrong?
Seems to me the proof is in the pudding.
I know Frost is a very good coach and knows what he is doing but I believe in the old saying that if what you are doing isn’t getting the results you want then you should change what you are doing.