Clutch Time Player Development

What i make special about my training is that I usually throw curve balls to my clients based on what they'd like to get better at. Whether it's dual-developing, which is working on two thihgs at once. Or if we were to fuocus on one thing, I would give them an uncomfortable situation to further process the mechanics and value of repetitions.

What I like to do is teach the players the ins and outs of getting better at what they're working on. Giving dialogue on sutuations based on the moves and/or drills makes much more sense to a player so they can think faster in the monent when in action.