To stop a fragmented perspective from diminishing collective effectiveness. To make the whole more than the sum of its parts. To keep a typical brain at full sporting capacity.

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By viewing the feet, legs, hips, and other body parts as components of a whole, we lessen the necessity of ingraining habits in the brain. Additionally, by recognizing the spaces between all players on the court, we diminish the reliance on pre-programmed team strategies.