Drilling vs. Rolling
The conversation delves into the debate between drilling specific techniques versus rolling in a more dynamic, live setting. While one perspective emphasizes the importance of repetitive practice to build muscle memory, the other highlights the value of mental engagement and exploration during training. Notably, elite athletes often visualize techniques in their minds, reinforcing their skills even when not physically on the mat.In this clip
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