What you teach in the session, they rehearse every day.

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Penalty routine

If the keeper moves early, then I stay with my corner and strike through the ball.

Mara KleinU19 keeper, penalty routine

86%

Jon Bellserve at 5–5

71%

Adherence and confidence per client, updated as the reps land.

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Penalty routine

Scene

Ninetieth minute. You place the ball on the spot. The crowd noise drops to a hum as you step back, eyes on the keeper.

Rehearsal (20 sec)

One slow breath. Feel the grass under your standing foot. See the corner you've chosen. Watch yourself run up: three steps, plant, strike clean.

If–then

If the keeper moves early, then I stay with my corner and strike through the ball.

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Sample data

Card assigned to Mara Klein.

ClientAdherenceConfidence trend

Mara KleinU19 keeper, penalty routine

86%

Jon Bellserve at 5–5

71%

Aisha Mensahreturning after injury

64%

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01The scene on every card

Structured imagery

Holmes & Collins (2001): PETTLEP imagery

Vivid, structured mental rehearsal engages many of the same processes as physical practice. It's how athletes and surgeons train moments they can't repeat at will.

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02The if–then line

If–then planning

Gollwitzer (1999); Gollwitzer & Sheeran (2006): implementation intentions

Deciding in advance "if X happens, then I do Y" increases follow-through when the pressure hits.

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03The rep itself

Retrieval practice

Roediger & Karpicke (2006)

Bringing a moment back to mind strengthens it more than reviewing notes about it does. Each rep is a retrieval, not a re-read, and the act of recall is what builds retention.

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04The gaps between reps

Spaced practice

Cepeda et al. (2006): spacing effects

Practice spread over days beats practice crammed into one sitting. The gaps in the schedule are doing work.

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