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‘Shoot it like Steph’: why young athletes shouldn’t try to copy the world’s best

  • Written by Dylan Hicks, Lecturer Active Communities & Social Impact / PhD Sports Biomechanics, Flinders University

For decades, sport coaching has been built on the idea that there is one correct way to perform a skill.

This has often been referred to as a gold standard technique that every athlete should replicate.

Whether it is basketball players trying to shoot like Steph Curry or Caitlin Clark or a runner attempting to sprint like Noah Lyles, aspiring...

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