Game version
Routine game: make a short routine (breath, aim, swing) and teach it to your partner. Swap, and notice how calm it feels.
Good Shot Diary
After practice, write or draw your three best shots and how they felt.
By Coach Evan Waechtler Youth coach (U11, Cache Valley, Utah) and founder of SSTracker Updated October 30, 2026
Set up
Think of your three best shots today.
Core: Full routine. Beat your own calmest routine.
- Ages
- 7 and up
- Time
- 6 min
- Players
- Just you
- Space
- Yard or field
- Bring
- Notebook, pencil
- Level · skill
- Beginner · Focus & Composure
The steps
How it works
- Think of your three best shots today.
- Write or draw each one.
- Add one word for how it felt.
- Read your diary before the next practice.
Coaching point
Remember the good ones.
Safety: At home, use only foam or plastic balls and swing only in a clear space with nothing breakable nearby.
Make it fun
Play it, don't drill it
Challenge
Pick a level: Less (one breath), Core (full routine), More (the routine after a miss). Beat your own calmest routine.
Story
You are a pilot running through the pre-flight checks.
My best
Beat your own count
Beat your own calmest routine. Only your own number counts: today against last time.
Practice makes progress
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