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How To Make Your Practice Sessions More Difficult

By on January 28, 2019

If you are trying to improve your golf game, you might want to consider making your practice sessions more difficult. This article explores why in practice, failure is crucial, and how we can benefit from practice when stress and failure are an integral part of what we’re doing. Essentially, when practice is too easy, we get bored, so there’s no real training taking place at all. Making your practice harder, and even failing a few times is key, it’s what stimulates us enough to pay attention.

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