I've heard practice it until you can't get it wrong! What if you are practicing the wrong thing? Would that mean that you practiced the wrong thing until it was right? Would you have practiced it if you've known it was wrong? When is something wrong ever right, no matter how much you practiced it?
Sports helps us in life. An athelete will devote themselves to becoming better at that particular sport. Looking at a great actor/actress also illustrates the season of deliberate discomfort to get into a role. Everything in life is for just a season. Sports is a life dream but does not last a whole life. The role of a lifetime will be portraited in a 2 hour window that took maybe a few months to film.
So, what are you practicing? What is it that makes you get pumped up? Wha is it that you are deliberately putting aside for this season? Have you made a lifetime event out of something that should've been only a season? Practice, practice, practice....have you got any better? Possibly at the detriment of something else? What are you practicing for?
