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We’ve all shouted it from the sideline: “Use your left foot!”

But what if that common instruction is actually a symptom of a deeper problem? What if it reveals a coaching philosophy that reacts to outcomes rather than systematically building capacity?


I’ve explored this topic before, but I've become fascinated by this new angle: moving beyond the circumstantial correction to build a player from the inside out. In this article, I dive into the neuroscience of bi-laterality, the psychology of a growth mindset, and the practical application of complexity in our training sessions.


This is the first of many articles I plan to share on Medium.com platform. I hope it sparks a conversation and offers a new perspective.

Read it and share your thoughts!


(Cover image of the piece: Photo: Ceir Junior; Pexels: https://www.pexels.com/pt-br/foto/jogando-futebol-30490956/)


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