The Variable You Aren't Training For (But Should Be)

Update: 2021-10-03

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Do you ever wonder why your performance doesn't match up to your skill level...or why you are so anxious even when you have great skills? Training to perform is different from training to build a skill. If you aren't training for this performance variable, your performances will be inconsistent and you won't have the confidence you should.

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The Variable You Aren't Training For (But Should Be)

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The Variable You Aren't Training For (But Should Be)

The Variable You Aren't Training For (But Should Be)