I’m terrible about keeping a log of my practice sessions. Chris Davis gives us five reasons why keeping a practice log helps. Here’s one of the reasons:
Ever sat down to practice and though, “well, I wonder what I should do today?” We’ve all been there. A practice log takes the questions out of the equation. What did I have trouble with during the last practice session? A practice log can help track these issues and focus your practice session in on them
Thanks for the link!
I really like the first reason which is, “You can’t remember shit.” haha
I really agree with keeping a practice log however since they can be really beneficial to skill development.
Thanks for the link… definitely a good idea.