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Games vs Practice

Discussion in 'Baseball' started by Coach 27, Oct 22, 2007.

  1. OldAngelsCoach

    OldAngelsCoach Full Access Member

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    hahaha Me and Braves coaching the same team? Whew! We would kick butt! Oh and by the way.. We get TJ too. Having a young bull around helps!
     
  2. Plate Dad

    Plate Dad It is what it is!!!!

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    Sorry old guy my rules two coaches. I know you would still kick butt with Braves.:clover:
     
  3. Braves

    Braves Watauga Pioneers #6

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    and people wonder why Coach May is the best? It's because he is a smart man!
     
  4. Plate Dad

    Plate Dad It is what it is!!!!

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    Sorry you are up now.
     
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    Myelin

    Technique + Repition = Myelin

    Hmmmm. I get it. PRACTICE AND PROPER INSTRUCTION! :doh:
     
  7. Plate Dad

    Plate Dad It is what it is!!!!

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    Not sure if some of these guys and gals can read those big words. I like this part the best:
    The handbook runs to 901 pages, so, in the interest of time, allow me to sum up. Every talent, according to Ericsson, is the result of a single process: deliberate practice, which he defines as "individuals engaging in a practice activity (typically designed by teachers) with full concentration on improving some aspect of their performance." In a moment of towering simplification, "The Handbook" distills its lesson to a formula known as the Power Law of Learning: T = a P-b . (Don't ask.) A slightly more useful translation: Deliberate practice means working on technique, seeking constant critical feedback and focusing ruthlessly on improving weaknesses. Very good info.
     

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