
The Joy of the Battle: 1-on-1 and the Heart of Competition
There’s something different about 1-on-1. No refs. No crowd. No excuses. Just you and your opponent, face-to-face, reading each other’s movements, testing each other’s will.
There’s something different about 1-on-1. No refs. No crowd. No excuses. Just you and your opponent, face-to-face, reading each other’s movements, testing each other’s will.
There’s a lot you can teach from a playbook.How to hit the hole. How to read the field. How to move with power and purpose.
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