Sublime

He taught in chunks, using what he called the “whole-part method”—he would teach players an entire move, then break it down to work on its elemental actions.

intentional practice that Wooden helped establish. In the book, Coyle describes how the compounded effect of

Along the way, at the recommendation of our colleague Paul Bambrick-Santoyo, we read Daniel Coyle’s The Talent Code about various hotbeds of talent throughout the world that have shown us the key elements that lead to talent development.

“Repetition is the key to learning.”

ambientes de alto propósito.

Material beats method.

você sente que está cercado de cuidados.

Não se trata de determinação, e sim de descoberta.