Introduction
An awareness focused precision drill that teaches players to identify how their alignment drifts over time, creating a personal 'deviation map' that highlights mechanical weaknesses.
Key Points
- Improves awareness of recurring drift patterns.
- Helps players identify personal mechanical weaknesses.
- Strengthens correction planning and fine motor refinement.
- Reinforces long duration alignment discipline.
- Supports individualized precision improvement.
Details
This drill helps players analyze how their alignment naturally drifts over repeated holds or tracking movements. Players hold the marker steady at a reference point for several seconds, note the direction of drift, then reset and repeat.
Players may discover consistent patterns such as slight left sag from shoulder dominance, upward creep due to wrist tension, or rotation from uneven grip pressure.
By documenting or mentally tracking these patterns, players develop a 'deviation map' an understanding of which mechanical components need attention.
This awareness becomes essential for customizing future practice and correcting weak points in advanced accuracy and stability drills.