WHY YOUR JUNIOR SEEMS SLOW ON MATCH DAY: THE CRUCIAL PREPARATION GAP PARENTS OVERLOOK.
When juniors look flat or slow on match day, families often assume a fitness or effort issue. In reality, it’s usually a preparation gap. This article explains why performance starts hours before the first ball, and how simple changes to match-day routines can help players feel ready from the first point.
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.