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ALSO BY DANIEL COYLEHardball: A Season in the ProjectsWaking SamuelLance Armstrong's War
For Jen
ContentsIntroductionPART I.
Deep PracticeChapter 1: The Sweet SpotChapter 2: The Deep Practice CellChapter 3: The Brontës, the Z-Boys, and the RenaissanceChapter 4: The Three Rules of Deep PracticePART II.
IgnitionChapter 5: Primal CuesChapter 6: The Curaçao ExperimentChapter 7: How to Ignite a HotbedPart III.
Master CoachingChapter 8: The Talent WhisperersChapter 9: The Teaching Circuit: A BlueprintChapter 10: Tom Martinez and the $60 Million BetEpilogue: The Myelin WorldNotes on SourcesAcknowledgments
Then [David] took his staff in his hand, chose five smooth stones from the stream, put them in the pouch of his shepherd's bag and, with his sling in his hand, approached Goliath.—1 Samuel 17:40
IntroductionTHE GIRL WHO DID A MONTH'S WORTHOF PRACTICE IN SIX MINUTESEvery journey begins with questions, and here are three:How does a penniless Russian tennis club with one indoor court create more top-twenty women players than the entire United States?How does a humble storefront music school in Dallas, Texas, produce Jessica Simpson, Demi Lovato, and a succession of pop music phenoms?How does a poor, scantily educated British family in a remote village turn out three world-class writers?Talent hotbeds are mysterious places, and the most mysterious thing about them is that they bloom without warning. The first baseball players from the tiny island of the Dominican Republic arrived in the major leagues in the 1950s; they now account for one in nine big-league players. The first South Korean woman golfer won a Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) tournament in 1998; now there are forty-five on the LPGA Tour, including eight of the top twenty money winners. In 1991 there was only one Chinese entry in the Van Cliburn piano competition; the most recent competition featured eight, a proportional leap reflected in top symphony orchestras around the world.Media coverage tends to treat each hotbed as a singular phenomenon, but in truth they are all part of a larger, older pattern. Consider the composers of nineteenth-century Vienna, the writers of Shakespearean England, or the artists of the Italian Renaissance, during which the sleepy city of Florence, population 70,000, suddenly produced an explosion of genius that has never been seen before or since. In each case, the identical questions echo: Where does this extraordinary talent come from? How does it grow?The answ ............

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