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I'm thinking the strokes aren't really a big deal and that it's being in position for the stroke thats the real mastery. Footwork, I think, is the biggest difference. Also an understanding of what good position is..
If you really want to get pro, ask your coach for footwork sessions without a bat, so you can reall focus on developing a one-step shuffle from any position to any other position
This is evident in training usually. As a pro you gym it out a LOT. As a casual you just come to the club to play. You can also see how casual players can have pro shots in training but break up in a game, with all those training shots never appearing. It's cuz of the footwork and not being quick to recover positionally.
If you really want to get pro, ask your coach for footwork sessions without a bat, so you can reall focus on developing a one-step shuffle from any position to any other position
This is evident in training usually. As a pro you gym it out a LOT. As a casual you just come to the club to play. You can also see how casual players can have pro shots in training but break up in a game, with all those training shots never appearing. It's cuz of the footwork and not being quick to recover positionally.
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