Elites and sub elites have the same working memory limitations. Elites use their vast pattern library and a skill called chunking to process more efficiently

The journey to professional football is an endurance test. Many of the most talented or technically skilled players don’t make it. The biggest hurdle is mental fortitude and resilience.

There are a lot of coaches who are very good at training kids. They know their drills. They understand programming. They can run a great gym session. But training isn't coaching. My old friend Bill Sweetenham puts it perfectly: "Coaching is neck up. Training is neck down."

yesterday we had Kevin Weil 🇺🇸 (VP of Science Open AI; fmr head of product at IG and twitter) come hang with the a16z speedrun 🧊 founders one thing he said jumped out: >> we asked: "what startup opportunities do you find most interesting?" >> Kevin: 80% of the world's data is

Even at the highest levels, decision making needs to be trained.

Humans like feeling responsible without the risk of culpability

Too many entrenadores. Not enough formadores.

Better start studying like Brady

This Wednesday (6pm Spain) Tony joins our members platform to present: “Training and Measuring Decision Making.”

If you can walk into a club, lay out a set of cards with your coaching language on them, and the players can pick them up and explain what each one means 70% of the time, then your language is in a good place. Your terminology should be simple, clear, and understood without you

Vocabulary is critical to comprehension

Kids outside of the stadium playing American football with a whiffle ball before the Philadelphia Union match.

You can also vary the pause points to vary the difficulty. The closer to the final action, the easier it is to read.

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