- Jun 17, 2011
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Thank you!! She kind of sounds like me in a way, where it happens unexpectedly and sometimes I work through it, but then a short period of time later I'm back to where I was. I'm also very hard on myself, and I know the more I stress and the harder I am on myself the less it's helping. I'm glad that athlete has had so much success with it I agree age and individuality probabl does play a key role in it, but I am willing to try it, so I'm hoping that my openness will play into that lol. Thank you, again!I know of an athlete who has done this. Would randomly block on things and then stress herself out because she couldn't break through. It would happen randomly and unexpectedly and she's go from throwing fulls to handspring rebound only. She'd work through it and a few days, weeks later she'd be back until something else would happen and she'd block again. This was a pretty young but very talented kid. It was hard in her because she's hard on herself. They tried this route at some point, I haven't seen her block in over a year, stuff that would cause a block (a random crash like all kids tend to do with new skills) didn't phase her. She's now throwing punch to double like a boss and is a hair's breadth away from her standing full.
Frankly, after CP13 comes back from her injury if she's still having her own confidence issues I've actually considered it for her.
I don't Imagine it could hurt and for at least one kid I've seen it work beautifully. I also think (by definition) it's very individual and results would vary individually. This was a young kid, I'm wondering if the older you are the more your own predispositions would matter.
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