Once again a nice post from my colleague Tomaz Mencinger on https://www.feeltennis.net/avoid-over-thinking/.
This one is about paralysis by analysis and some ideas for differential and implicit learning.
Once again a nice post from my colleague Tomaz Mencinger on https://www.feeltennis.net/avoid-over-thinking/.
This one is about paralysis by analysis and some ideas for differential and implicit learning.
This is science and evidence based coaching. In this exercise Tomaz Mencinger is using metaphors how we use them in implicit learning (Rich Masters). And he is working with an external focus on ball, racket and effects (Gabriele Wulf).
How “Lifting” The Ball Improves Consistency Of Your Groundstrokes
Tomaz Mencinger, a colleague working as a tennis coach in slovenia, has very often interesting posts on his webside feeltennis.net. This time he wrote a nice article about „the myth of the correct technique“ and connected his thoughts with videos of Roger Federers forehand and more. Exciting the quote of Rafa Nadal:
„From the moment the ball is in motion, The Myth of the correct technique weiterlesen
In our view, for successful competitors it makes a difference, if we work in practice with explicit technical instructions or whether we „develop“ a suitable technique with the player on implicit tasks!
So far we have drawn attention to the benefits of individual and creative problem solving and the sustainability of a player on implicit technology development.
In our view, there is a more significant difference, which speaks for the implicit method. In the explicit teaching methodology the player learns the technique of a stroke from the perspective of the coach (and out of textbooks), which is connected to certain predetermined sequences (backswing, impact movement, movement to the ball, ….). Surely, there are more open and closer interpretations by explicitly working coaches. The psychological consequences of explicit learning weiterlesen
„Feel Tennis“ ist die Internetseite des slowenischen Kollegen Tomaz Mencinger. Ich möchte mit Euch einen Post von seinem Blog teilen, in dem es um das entspannte Spielen von Grundschlägen geht: „How to play Tennis in a more relaxed way!“ Viel Spaß!