Experts say, "Rondos/possession games aren't transferable; don't be duped into the soccer thing..."
Guess what? Inverted entries are possession games until help arrives
Maybe play some keep-away
How many at bats do you think he had in his career before this moment?
And here he is struggling to hit a larger, slower moving ball.
Why?
Massive chunks of the sensory information he's used to using to inform his technique are suddenly absent.
Will 1000 reps off a tee, against a machine, or just swinging against thin air help him to solve that problem?
Will it help him to develop "muscle memory" and timing? I doubt it. Muscle memory is a fiction and he was already a major league pro by this point
Started w/ a tweet from @chasmahoney ... Turned into 637 pages of everything I had
Crowdsourced some stories and insights from
@csevs19@nasthe3rd@Brian_Kelly19@MTSchreiber7
Turned into a really cool project
"The Bridge" is out...
https://t.co/cd6x6WbO3V
Cones train 'bad eyes'
Other market toy device gimmicks train 'bad eyes'
Ahhh, the affordance landscape of the game is so beautiful; why would we take the richness away from them?
Another problem w over constraining. You’ve isolated one variable and bc you’ve stripped the context of the game (the OL in this case) you’re training bad eyes. He now has to transfer his eyes from ball to OL, when beating OL is the entirety of his job
‘Play’er development culture is currently the marshmallow test
We know we could have more by being patient
It makes sense
But yet. Here we are eating the 1 marshmallow now
It’s a commitment to what is right for the kids
Play is non-linear. Slowly and then all at once