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Fantasy football is a hobby for some and an obsession for others.  If you are a sports fanatic, fantasy sports in general offers an interactive format for where your expert knowledge of any game can be put to use and even lead to cash prizes. Fantasy football is the most popular fantasy sport online to date and fantasy football diehards often engage in multiple fantasy football leagues.  Management of multiple fantasy football teams can be a lot of work when each team requires its own strategy and each fantasy sports web site requires attention and involvement. Here are some tips for putting a fantasy football management plan in place.  The more intentional and organized you are the more likely you are to win in the end.

There are many options when it comes to playing fantasy football.  Free and paid fantasy football web sites offer specific advantages and disadvantages. Most fantasy football fanatics are members of multiple fantasy football web sites, which can be overwhelming. Make a list of the web sites you enjoy most and focus on them this year.  If your goal is to win big then choose sites with hefty cash prizes. If you play fantasy football for the love of the game then choose a site that provides member benefits you believe are valuable and has a format that includes plenty of NFL news and player information.

If you are really serious about fantasy football, enjoy strategizing and like to win then choose at least one paid fantasy football web site with a tough, competitive challenge.  At the end of the day you can play in as many leagues and on as many web sites as you like, but most seasoned players know paid fantasy football sites are where the high stakes, thrill of the game and difficult competition are. Free sites are recommended as a complement to paid adventures and great introductions for any fantasy football newbies.

Oftentimes, for the seasoned fantasy football diehard, it can be difficult when your favorite football team is playing, while, at the same time your fantasy football team is competing for hard cash. Don’t split your loyalty! Decide from the beginning what your top priorities are. If being number 1 in fantasy football is a top priority then root for your fantasy team and hopefully you will end up celebrating your success. If you know your heart lies with a team you have followed since childhood, then simply take a break and focus on watching your favorite team.

Fantasy sports of all kinds get more interesting and more challenging when you play alongside other people. Invite your family members, close friends, work colleagues and anyone else that loves sports to take a chance at fantasy football. If they are already involved in a league ask them to join a site with you or consider joining theirs.

Every fantasy football diehard has a favorite news source and commentator.  Whether it is TV, radio, the Internet or a magazine, credible resources are valuable and should be consulted. However, it is important to listen to varying opinions.  Sports, like life, can often surprise you. Stay up to date on all of the latest rumors and news through fantasy football forums, blogs and podcasts. This way your fantasy football strategies are based on your well-rounded, carefully developed opinions. The more you know, the more of a chance there is that you will achieve great fantasy football success.

Regardless of how knowledgeable or experienced you are, there are no guarantees in fantasy football. The best way to execute fantasy football strategies is to combine your intelligence with your instincts. Expertise mixed with gut instinct is what you need to prove you are the best! Trust your mind and heart to help you put together the strongest fantasy football team and win.

If you follow these basic fantasy football management tips you will see your game improve as well as your fantasy football experience. Don’t just play fantasy football, live it!

The Learning Curve – Long Or Short?

Where do our shooting skills come from? How are they developed and acquired?

With each trip to the course, each of us is building an inventory, or database, of muscle movements and sight pictures necessary to successfully complete a particular shot. At Paragon we call that,…..Familiarity. It is a mental inventory or database of sight pictures and swing movements – based on the target presentation in front of us. A presentation we will see again. And again.

Building this critically important Familiarity requires training and repetition. Have you considered how you approach building this Familiarity, i.e., target inventory?

Some do this by trial and error rather than deliberation and purpose. Through hunting, wing shooting, and trial and error on the Sporting course, this hit and miss process can develop some skill over the years. Yet improvements can be slow in coming, difficult and sporadic. Unguided practice tends to reinforce habits – good or otherwise – and progress on unfamiliar targets doesn’t always come. Sometimes, after a target presentation is attempted many, many times, Familiarity does develop. This is the longer, time consuming, random approach to skill development and Familiarity.

In contrast we have the shooter with a more structured approach. Skills are acquired and Familiarity develops as a result of practice sessions dedicated to something very specific in the set up and/or shot. This learning process incorporates shooting more deliberately. With each shot, X or O, this shooter focuses attention on the process of the shot, (gun movement, sight pictures, etc.) not the result (X or O). When a mistake is encountered, corrections are made, moving one step closer to the successful and repeatable shot. Similarly, the successful shot is noted and logged. Every shot has a purpose.

Each and every shot we make, X or 0, provides an opportunity to improve and develop Familiarity. Changing our approach can and will reduce the time necessary to develop the skills we desire. Incorporating more, better defined structure into our practice and training will move us away from Random and closer to Deliberate skill development – a much faster process.

The full, unabridged article is locate at http://www.paragonschool.com/sporting-clays-tip-11-2009.html

An Index of all The Paragon School of Sporting Sporting Tips is located at: http://www.paragonschool.com/sporting-clays-tips.html 

2 CRITICAL COMPONENTS TO A SUCCESSFUL TRAINING SESSION October 2009 Shooting Tip

It’s not uncommon to load up our gear, head to the range, stand in the first box and ask ourselves, “What do I want to work on today?” Consider a more productive approach.

To get us on the same page – 2 definitions: “Practice” is more about reinforcing and strengthening a skill already learned.  “Training” is all about learning and building an undeveloped skill.

1. Decide beforehand, specifically what technique, strategy, scoring skill or specific target presentation you want to work on. What presentation, distance and speed? Reading target lines more accurately — then holding those lines during the swing. Key to intercepting every target punctually – devote a session to marking more accurate, more advantageous “hold points.” How does our “gun mount” look? Do we own the best shooting method for the A bird? XXXXXX or X0X00X? The B bird? And the list goes on. No doubt a less formal approach to a training session may lead to some broken birds. But I’m wondering what our shooter would say at the end of the day if asked, “What did you learn today?”

2. The whole point of a training session is to take what we don’t do very well and learn to do it better — and more consistently. And that especially includes our form because here we’re working on a specific target presentation, one that is giving us difficulty. Go to that presentation. Now, maybe by one-third or one-fourth, decrease the distance to the target and/or decrease the target speed until we can break 1 out of every 4 or 5. Right there is where we should be standing. Not so far away that we can’t hit any — and not so close that we can break them all. The best spot to TRAIN on is just slightly outside the line where struggling begins. Just outside our comfort zone. I would rank this component in training as the # 1 most important to getting this shot right — and into our inventory. Consistently.

In closing, I cannot overstate the importance of # 2. Make sure you can hit the target some of the time. Standing on that spot, shell after shell, 0 after 0, might be torturous. No fun at all. To that I say — you’re right. But — do we really want this shot? These are the push-ups and sit-ups. Look hard. Find the gun mount, swing or strategy error. I guarantee you this. Patience and tenacity here will be rewarded. Your X% will begin to climb — if you keep working. TRAINING on that spot with serious repetition to find and correct the error is the absolute shortest and fastest path to the skill advancement you seek here. These are the building blocks to a complete game — and the consistency that everyone wants.

The full, unabridged article is locate at http://www.paragonschool.com/sporting-clays-tip-10-2009.html

An Index of all The Paragon School of Sporting Sporting Tips is located at: http://www.paragonschool.com/sporting-clays-tips.html

The Jerk

Think about it. Balance a shotgun on a pin. Move the back end –> the front end moves. Hold that thought please.

First — I ask that we mentally focus on a specific block of time — when your gun starts moving — all the way to the trigger pull. During that specific block of time — using the second hand on your watch — notice how long 2 seconds is. Now 3 seconds. Now 4. Can we agree that this block of “swing and shot time” usually takes place somewhere between 2 to 4 seconds and — quite often – sooner? Seems right.

OK — now look hard at the first 1 to 1.5 seconds — the very first, critical movement of your gun. What’s happening in that first 1 second? Too often — the trigger hand is racing up to the face. The fore-end hand isn’t doing much of anything except supporting the gun. Now — and here’s the important part — still in that 1st second — with the trigger hand coming up quickly — the muzzle can only go one way: down. While that barrel is going down — the bird is going somewhere else — isn’t it? It didn’t go down. It went up — or across — or away from us. Everywhere but down. In slow motion now — the stock is now on your cheek but your muzzle took a dirt dive! I call that right hand upward snap “the jerk!”

1st second completed — we start second number 2. The left hand now has to “correct,” by lifting the muzzle up and chase after the target — wherever it went. With the barrel out of control and hunting for the target — not only is precious time lost — the advantage goes to the bird.

Title of my 2nd Book — To The Target <– that’s where your fore-end hand takes the muzzle. The critical first direction in the gun mount is MOVE — not mount. The fore-end hand leads this movement –> To The Target — directly. The hands must work in precise harmony — not allowing the trigger hand to “throw” the muzzle off course. Done correctly — when the stock touches your face the sight picture is the one you planned and you can finish the shot — X! No muss, no fuss.

Want to be more consistent? Have your hands work together in your gun mount.

The full, unabridged article is locate at http://www.paragonschool.com/sporting-clays-tip-12-2009.html

An Index of all The Paragon School of Sporting Sporting Tips is located at: http://www.paragonschool.com/sporting-clays-tips.html

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