High-Performance Library: Blunder—7 Reasons Smart People Make
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Improve decisions that support performance and propel athletes to their personal best by improving your thought processes. Coach Craig Pickering shows us how to think smarter—as opposed to accessing new information—and analyze and use information differently than others to gain a competitive edge.
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