I just wanted to let you know @Kevin ORourke that this was one of my favorite videos. I haven't found much like it in english online, it's fascinating to hear how really experienced players see the game unfold. I'd love to see more, thanks.

Started my six-week journal today. I feel like reading the prompts and knowing the philosophy behind this training method put me in a much more zen sort of state of mind for triplet play this morning. As a result I felt more in each swing and stayed positive and focused throughout.

What I think I know is best is not what gets high % results at the moment, it's all too new. This makes it hard to trust the new way under pressure.

I mentioned in my introduction that my club and I did well today in La Liga Provincial against Marbella but it was a mixed day for me personally. The pistes were crowded so I didn't have time to practice prior and as a new player (1.5yrs) I know that is very important to calm my nerves and get in a rhythm. First match was very rough and somewhat embarrassing but my team pulled me through, second one I played very well and we shut them out, third I played more or less like the beginner I am but again we came through with the win. I think as a new player it's very difficult to just come in cold full of confidence, I must dial things in with some practice prior to match time otherwise inconsistentancy reigns supreme. Also my lack of decent Spanish or French is a real handicap in team communication.

@Kevin ORourke Perhaps on regular club days I should only throw a couple times before the games start and take that practice time crutch out of the equation so there is one less thing to throw me off when it's not possible to have a 20min warm up.