Two Steps – One Step

Lately I have noticed over the past few weeks that I have been approaching less sets. Where as in the past I would approach massive sets, but found myself getting g blown out of most if not all of them. Where now I approach less sets and manage to stay in set longer and observing myself in real time. It takes strong inner game to be able to catch yourself doing something incorrect and immediately correct it.

This has brought me to the conclusion that my two steps forward and one step back wards actually strengthen my game in that the one step of progress becomes more solid. In each step that is accomplished it becomes more acknowledged in the successes of that step.