Keep good habits. Kick bad habits.

Good habits keep you on the right track, but always be ready to shake them off when they no longer serve you. Bad habits keep us in a rut, so be ready and willing to get rid of them. Otherwise, you’ll be stuck and unable to develop new ways. Find your routine and bring into that routine all the elements you need to practice. Not just physical training.

Because you want to be fluid and discover things about yourself as a player. Setting up good habits in life sets you up for good habits on the pitch. Be versatile. You might discover a lot of unknown talent about yourself. And remember, it takes about 40 days to form a new habit. So start now!