From Katniss:
In the past, I remember saying, "Oh man. I’m in a slump - I can’t make a ball!"
I have not said that in a while. Not that it has not happened, ha. But, I now realize the reason I can’t make a ball is because of my stance; it doesn't feel comfortable or natural to me. Me missing and not making balls just proves it.
I try to pay extra attention to my footing, bridge, arm, and aim. Easy enough right? ha! Not so much when you're in the middle of a match, competing, struggling to play decent, and playing your heart out. It’s hard when you're losing and the pressure is on, then all you feel is embarrassment!
Does every player go through that?
Is it just me?
Do all player lose their muscle memory?
If not, why?
Is it too much or too little practice?
Is it that they are always in action?
Is it solid fundamentals?
I don’t quite understand how to keep that muscle memory active and keep it working for me. It’s so discouraging at times. When everything is going well, it goes well and I don’t have to work as hard - it’s all automatic. Effortless. I get to the table, bend over, and shoot! But when I’m off, I don't play well nor catch a gear. I want to learn how solve that problem!
I do admit I have more good days than bad. But, dang them bad days can be brutal!
