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![]() I'm putting final touches on the next TI self-coaching aid, a followup to last year's release of the Ultra Efficient Freestyle Complete Self-Coaching Toolkit.Since I began working on it, I've used the working title "Expert" Skills, but as I get closer to release I wonder whether TI *Mastery* Skills might be the better term-of-art. The technique skills include Catch-and-Press, impeccably-tuned 2BK, and Seamless Breathing. I'm inviting input before making this critical decision. What's your most instinctive response to the term Expert vs Mastery? Does one strike you as more inviting, more accessible, more inspiring? And why?
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Terry Laughlin Head Coach & Chief Executive Optimist May your laps be as happy as mine. My TI Story |
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Also in my experience EXPERTS tend to be overly dogmatic and narrow. I do value expertise presented in a non strident manner. Thanks again for your contributions to the swimming world.
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May we swim with ease at the speeds we choose. Grant Last edited by Grant : 04-14-2016 at 06:05 PM. |
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![]() Of the two, I like "mastery". I don't know the whole context, but I also like "advanced".
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