
The 10,000 Hour Rule is Bullsh*t and You Need to Stop Conditioning
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10/19/22 • 30 min
We talking bout practice! Skillset acquisition takes time, but the 10,000 hour rule is based on fallacies. This week Coach Connor asks "Does practice actually make perfect?" and he dives into conditioning and what's wrong with most practice plans.
We talking bout practice! Skillset acquisition takes time, but the 10,000 hour rule is based on fallacies. This week Coach Connor asks "Does practice actually make perfect?" and he dives into conditioning and what's wrong with most practice plans.
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