The Problem With "Improve To Win More" + My Worst Loss Ever!

There’s a BIG difference between “hitting a better ball” and winning more.
To Register for The Shift: bit.ly/3waNxxZ
The way most people try to “win more matches” is… hit loads and loads of balls, improve their technique over the course of a few months or years… and win more by “being better” than their opponent.
BUT… there’s Two major problems with this: A. It takes a LONG time. B. You’ll probably still lose to the people you’ve always lost to
Number 2..
The elephant in the room is PRESSURE. Whatever technique or mental toughness you've improved, tends to leave ya in the dust when you need it most.
In a tight, 50/50 match… the sets (and therefore the match) is decided by a few points.
These are “big” points. And they’re chock full of pressure.
This is the game within the game.
And almost nobody trains it.
The ones that do, like Djokovic… hoist trophies and get the glory.
While the ones that don’t, walk home the “unlucky loser”.
If you’d like to learn what these skills are, and HOW you can train them…
My partner Mark Jeffery and I are hosting a LIVE class called The Shift on March 28th at 9AM pacific
It’s available for the all time low price of FREE.
Here's the link: bit.ly/3waNxxZ

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To Register for The Shift: bit.ly/3waNxxZ

[@BiLaLTravelsOTD]

I love the teaser videos and I already knew what it was for, I signed up a while ago, but I still had to watch! Love the content, Ramon! See you in a couple days!

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Thanks Bilal! See you on Sunday

[@DrAaronBHoffman]

What a great video

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Thank you Aaron! Good to see you the other day, man. Hope you are well