One from the mindset side this week — sparked by a run of new one-on-one athletes coming on board this month.
An athlete trains with me for about an hour a week.
Early on I treated that hour as the whole job — plan it well, coach it hard, see them next week.
These days I put nearly as much thought into what they leave with, because the week between sessions is where that hour either compounds or evaporates.
3️⃣ things I build into the end of every session now: one drill they own for the week (something we've already grooved, so they're repping quality rather than guessing)
🎥 One filming task — a single clip of that drill sent to me mid-week, two minutes of their time, and it gives me eyes on the week; and one question — 'what did you notice?' carried into their own training, answered before we meet again.
The mid-week clip is the quiet winner.
Athletes rep the drill properly because they know someone's watching, and I walk into the next session already knowing what we're working on.
What's the one thing you send athletes away with between sessions that reliably comes back done?