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Winning errors
Decrease Your Unforced Errors:
This one is a no-brainer or a give-me. VW is an excellent
racquetball player with tremendous anticipating skills and gets to a lot
of balls. The top reason he loses to McClayson on a consistent basis, he
makes twice as many unforced errors as MM. VW may hit more outright
winners, but he also hit more outright skippies. Whereas, MM just pry
his high percentage racquetball trade of deep serves and passes and wait
for plums to fall from the sky like torrent rain drops.
Learn from Your Opponent's Winners and Your Mistakes:
Sometimes
these two learning opportunities are the same thing. If your opponent is
beating the snout out of ya, quote unquote JW, then watch him and find
out what he is doing that you are not doing and do what he does and fit
it within your game plan and game style. McClayson likes to go watch
tournament racquetball because he likes to watch and pick up different
hybrid serves, stroking techniques in certain situation, and how to fit
it within his game style creatively and increase his service
effectiveness for example.
Be Your Own Best Friend:
Lots of
racquetballers yell at themselves and berate themselves for their
unforced errors and mistakes, but that’s like taking a sharp pencil and
poking yourself in the eye. Why? If you want to live life to the fullest
and play racquetball to a very high level, it is pertinent for your
health and your game to love yourself and give yourself a break! If you
won’t, who will? And at what price? So, start being your own best friend
and you will see a dramatic increase in your enjoyment of this great
game of ours and one day you will wake up and even beat a juggernaut of
Velocity Mike’s caliber! Now, that would be English Grand!
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