Feb 20 • General discussion
Why you don’t “attack” the play
If you look unreal in practice but disappear in games, this is why.
Most players don’t “choke” because they lack confidence.
They flip into a different setting the second pressure hits.
I call it your Default Mode:
the version of you that shows up automatically when your name gets called.
Some players default to attack:
“Give me the puck.”
“I’m dangerous.”
“I belong.”
Others default to survival:
“Keep it simple.”
“Don’t be the reason.”
Same skill. Different wiring.
In my latest YouTube video, I break down how I think Macklin Celebrini keeps “attack mode” ON (even after mistakes)
And the 3-step reset you can use mid-shift to stop the spiral and get your real game back.
Watch it here → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnSOCFM3lIA
- Corson
P.S. If you’ve ever asked, “What version of me is showing up today?” this one’s for you.
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