WHEN THE STROKES STAY, BUT THE PLAYER DISAPPEARS: WHY PLAYERS LOSE THEIR GAME IN COMPETITION

WHEN THE STROKES STAY, BUT THE PLAYER DISAPPEARS: WHY PLAYERS LOSE THEIR GAME IN COMPETITION

Your junior player looks confident in practice, then plays smaller when matches get tight. The strokes are still there, but the decisions change. This isn’t about nerves or effort. It’s about what competitive identity shows up when pressure arrives.

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IMPORTANT POINTS AREN'T WON BY PLAYING BETTER

IMPORTANT POINTS AREN'T WON BY PLAYING BETTER

Important points aren’t lost because junior players lack confidence. They’re lost because clarity disappears under pressure.

Important points reveal clarity, not courage. Learn why junior players struggle under pressure and how structure, patterns, and simple decisions win matches when it matters most.

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WHY FUNDAMENTALS AREN'T JUST TECHNIQUE, THEY'RE YOUR IDENTITY UNDER PRESSURE

WHY FUNDAMENTALS AREN'T JUST TECHNIQUE, THEY'RE YOUR IDENTITY UNDER PRESSURE

Strong fundamentals aren’t just about clean technique; they define who a player becomes under pressure. When matches tighten and time disappears, players don’t rise to the moment, they return to their most rehearsed habits. This article explains why small technical flaws, left uncorrected, quietly shape competitive identity and limit long-term development, and why elite coaches obsess over fundamentals long before results demand it.

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