Very kind.I have seen trigger time overcome average talent so defo agree practice (and WILL) is king.
I have heard very convincing arguments from both quarters. Gerhard Berger reckoned on effort tipping the balance, substantially informed individuals though believe talent is born not made. Personally I think both types can succeed at the very top but you need a fearless heart and a bit of arrogance either way.I heard a program on Radio 4 a few years back. I forget the exact details now, but in essence the message was - "its not about natural ability or talent, it is all about effort"
It was a concept i wanted to get over to my kids as a good starting point for all things in life. I then heard this program and it made the exact point I was trying to convey to my kids very succinctly. I sat down with both my kids at separate times to listen to this program and then discuss it. Such a powerful piece.
I think I still have a copy on my old computer, ill see if I can get the details...
So true.its suprising just how good people can become with practice.i know a couple of AAA shots who are not natural but work very hard at it.and i also know a few natural shots that are not really interested in shooting clays.
Winners prolly rely on that mindset from the also rans.Get over it - some people are simply better.
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