Focus: one task at a time
Reduce a crowded mental checklist to one useful intention.
How to use this practice
- Describe the situation and your role.
- Choose one relevant piece of information to notice.
- Pick one action cue; discuss technical decisions with your coach.
Use this as a prompt for your own learning in cricket, football or another sport. There is no score or diagnosis. Skip anything that does not help and discuss technical or training decisions with your coach. Your answers are optional and are not sent to us.
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Focus: one task at a time
Reduce a crowded mental checklist to one useful intention.
A cricket example: At the start of an over, clarify your role and choose one intention.
- Describe the situation and your role.
- Choose one relevant piece of information to notice.
- Pick one action cue; discuss technical decisions with your coach.
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