🔥 DISCUSSION: What’s ONE thing you stopped doing as a trainer that actually made your players better?

If you’re here, it’s because you’re trying to level up — not just run drills.

So let’s talk real for a second…

A lot of trainers think doing more = better results.

More drills. More moves. More combos.

But in my experience…

Some of the biggest growth came from what I CUT OUT of my sessions.

For me:

I stopped overloading players with moves and started focusing on game-real reads + decision making.

Less “cone work”… more live reactions.

And the results? Way better transfer to games.

👀 So I’m curious…

What’s ONE thing you used to do as a trainer that you either:

…and it actually made your players improve faster?

👇 Drop it below — could be:

Let’s build a thread that actually helps everyone sharpen their craft.

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