Advice On How To (And How Not To) Practice

[Jim Burke]

This seems like pretty good stuff for those few of us with room to improve. I learned about this from Junior Stevens, who apparently got the link from Paul Groff.

 

http://www.creativitypost.com/psychology/8_things_top_practicers_do_differently

[adrian brown]

That makes for fascinating reading Jim, thanks for posting - loads of stuff there to think about. I have been trying to work along the broad lines of points 6, 7 and 8 for several years now, but I will now try to work on points 4 and 5 and definitely point 3!

 

Adrian

[Robin Harrison]

Thanks for spotting this Jim.

I've distilled and personalised it so it is relevant to my practise (and it will print on one page.)

Feel free to add comments.

Robin

Practice stratregies.pdf

[adrian brown]

I certainly like "the slower you go, the faster you'll get there", I'd perhaps just add "slower and steadier". I was trying to tell my 6-year old the same in the swimming pool only last week!

 

Adrian