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Originally Posted by Nikki
Thanks so much for all of the great advice. It has given me some great starting points!
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A lot of tremendous advice already given...I would only add this.
1- Have him practice mechanics in front of the mirror, or you. He'll feel stupid, but, better to feel stupid in front of the mirror than look stupid on the court.
2- Have him pick one or two- no more- just one or two things to work on each game. Anymore than that and he'll get overwhelmed.
3- Have him start a journal. After every game encourage him to write down what were the positives and negatives of that game. When you write it down, it becomes real- and stays with you. If you don't, the games will blur into each other after awhile.
And, good for him and good on you!!! Good luck, and we'll see you on the trail.