Why I hate drills
- Stuart
- May 22, 2016
- 1 min read
Vlog time again...
I needed to have a bit of a rant after some of the exchanges I have had with various people in the past few months.
I needed to explain in more detail why I am so against the use of drills in coaching. I just think that it is lazy coaching and it is a coaching methodology that needs to die out from our sporting landscape.
Anyway I hope my rambling makes some sense...
Enjoy...
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