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Just because the ball is still on the ground doesn't always mean it is a good idea to take a long time to hit a shot, or in this case, to warm up.
A lot like free throw shots.
It is a worthwhile experiement to play more like a 'jump shot'.
See the shot, step in, fire.
Too much time warming up, or too much time for each shot, and you give up the benefits of reacting to a target.
The human mind/body is much better when it can react.
There is, of course, a balance between properly preparing, and rushing. I suspect in the case of Davis Love, he is clearly already 'prepared' - and was able to get into 'reacting to his target'.
"Give up control to gain control" - Geroge Knudson
"Go to the movies" - Jack Nicklaus
"My instincts never let me down" - Tiger Woods
(note, I may be off on the exact Tiger quote)
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