what is the best way to improve wring skills?
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First, be sure to use spell check.  Find out if there are any learning centers in your area.  Once you've written a piece, take it apart, sentence by sentence.  Make a checklist for yourself:  Correct Spelling, Correct Grammar, Ties Into Main Topic, etc. and then go through the paper, sentence by sentence and make sure each sentence meets the criteria.  There are a million resources out there, if you are willing to try them.  Start by consulting a teacher or going to a learning center.  Last but not least, the best way to improve your writing skills is to write and write often.  Anytime you have a story in your head, write it down.  Practice makes perfect.
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Well...best way to get better doing something is practice...but short of that, here are some tips.\nWhen you study, try and give yourself little breaks. Work for 15 min., do something else for 7. Repeat.\nMemorizing...think of something it relates to.\nWhen you need to remember something, think back to seomthing that happened in real life that relates/is similar.
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Stay current with your skills through constant climbing, practice sessions, study and research.\nClimb, climb, and climb.  Outside inside on buildings towers riverbanks wherever there is a fun line.  Play many games at the gym-like knock-off, color-off, or left foot only.\nWatch other climbers, ask them nicely why they picked certain ways of dealing with obstacles. Listen to them, even when they don't help they help.\nChallenge yourself on every climb- skip a hold, use only your pinky. Stuff like that will help your skill and develop your imagination.  \nClimb blindfolded, you will learn alot from a couple of pitches by doing this.\nStrive to understand why a certain route was hard for you or someone else, in doing so you will learn and help your buddies learn their weakpoints. \nTry to listen to the spirit of a each climb and remember that its mood changes from time to time and with the seasons. You can understand the rock if you open up.\nTake safety seriously, but not life.  Make sure your finances and social life are robust, this will greatly aid your ability to focus on skill development.\nkeep a tidy journal, helps you spot trends and predict potential good times for a level-up.  Plus later you will actually be able to pass beta on to others who have questions about climbs you have experienced.\nCheck out a book on body building and study the build recover phase process they use, this can be applied to your climbing.\nFocus on just the rock and your movement upon it....but...Buy good gear to, practice with it, wear it out, replace and repeat.\nMaster your skills so you can depend on your trade-Turn the lights out hop into a cold shower & retrace that eight...it sounds hard-core but it is only going to help you continue to hone your understanding of just where your skill levels are...and that will help you expand them.\nClimb for yourself.\nWork with your body after the climbs to help aid the recovery process-extra sleep, massages, good food, stress free activities, comfy digs, etc. Plus don't forget to manage that down feeling after you do succeed in ever increasing grades....in fact that can be more difficult than climbing....check out runners philosophy they go through the same thing after completing long races.\nTake care of the necessities-Make sure you have the strength, flexibility, and endurance needed (be brutally honest and address your weaknesses).  Develop your spirituality and master support camping.\nWatch for, invent, and note as many tricks as possible.\nDevelop your personal bag of monkey-shines (tricks).  Watch others, talk with others bar no source on tricks.\nFollowing each climb do a mini-quick summary (good points, things you could do better, things you and your bud did well, etc. note them in your journal along with a couple of pics or drawings)  \n\nDon't forget to celebrate your safe successful climbs/trips.  It helps you find a good rythm and fosters deep relationships with your buddies.\nNever underestimate the climb enhancing capacity that can be gained from a fresh blueberry bagel.\n\n\np.s  There is nothing like picking a big goal to help get you there...but be cautious...this works for motivating the snot outa ya but seems to steal something from your climbers soul.  Enjoy the exciting challenges of each phase in your climbing quest, you are only you today.\nIt does come down to simply climbing your freaking guts out sometimes but if you don't enjoy yourself in some capacity your grade movement and appreciation of the sport is sure to suffer.\nHappy climbing.
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The simple answer is to practice.  Practice shooting, practice ballhandling, practice your athletic skills, and practice by playing.  You won't improve your game by wishing to do so.  I have a host of tips/articles you can view by checking this page out:  http://www.hoopsu.com/playertips.html\n\nThere are tips for improving basketball specific skills as well as 'mental' training tips and much more.
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Make sure you don't use your wrists.  Practice.  Learn the feel and how far to take the club back for different distances.  That takes hours of practice.  \n\nPGA Director of Instruction Rick Martino explains how you can become a confident, more successful putter with some easy drills.\nhttp://www.pga.com/improve/tips/rickmartino/improve_martino011706.cfm\n\nHere are some putting basics \nhttp://www.pga.com/improve/tips/shortgame/improve_beck110904.cfm
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three best ways to practice your putting\nhttp://www.pga.com/improve/tips/shortgame/improve_beck110904.cfm\na drill to help hone your putting stroke, \nhttp://www.pga.com/improve/tips/shortgame/improve_nesbitt120505.cfm
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Practice, practice, practice. That's the way to gain confidence at ANYTHING.
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there are many ways to improve at golf.\nI suggest buying Gary McChords "Golf For Dummies" DVD, its cheap and has alot of very useful tips on it to help your game out. Practice is the other thing, always have a preshot routine, think about your shot before you make it, play safe, get a few lessons with a pro, they can help you fix your bad habits like grip and swing, stance, etc. No matter how frustruating it is, just know that every golfer out there has gone through it...its a sport where improvement is subtle....
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jump roping and running helps a lot\nalso just get out there and play a lot, you dont always have to be just focusing on building endurance\nas you play you will build it up naturally
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The most effective and successful way to improve one's communication skills is to 'COMMUNICATE'.\n\nYes! Unless one is not getting into the practise of communicating all the time, it is hard to have that skill.\n\nFeel free to communicate (in the language you desired to develop)! Never hesitate for the pronunciation mistakes or of its grammar.\nBut when you did those mistakes or may be blunders(depends on the language),  try to avoid the next time and for ever.\nGradually, try to communicate nicely, error-free and fluently.\n\nIts sure it'll be yours.\nBest Wishes!
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Practice is the only way to become better. Some people are naturally gifted in sports but will not improve unless they practice. Make your practices count. Instead of just throwing randomly at the board, pratice what ever game you ususally play, cricket, 301, 501 whatever. Try to close out in a set number of rounds. Don't quit until you reach your goal. Set small goals first, then work your way up.\nPractice grouping your darts. You should be able to adjust your aim (without changing your stance) both up and down, and left to right. As you become better your grouping should become tighter.
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The best thing would be to see a professional golfer and he can advise you on how to improve your game. Yahoo's golf tips suggests selecting a target area and focussing on that. \n\n# Stand behind your ball on the tee and pick out a 10- to 15-yard landing area, then picture an imaginary line from that spot back to your ball.\n# As you address the ball, focus on an intermediate target a few feet in front of you. Align your ball square to that point, and don't worry about hazards, distant mountains or anything else.\n# Right before you pull the trigger, take one last look at your landing area. Take a cue from the Tour players, who by this point are only thinking about getting their ball to that spot.\n# Make a confident swing, knowing that you've done what it takes to line up the shot. Practice this on the range, and you'll be ready to conquer any intimidating visual tricks.\n\nThere are also plenty of training aids available see Yahoo directory.
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practice   practice\nUse it as often as you possibly can
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I think that one of the best tips is... join a team. This way you will get all the information you need (and from pro) as well as friends to share the long training sessions that are needed.
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The best answer for this would be a three pronged approach. First make sure you are using proper foot work, catching and throwing technique to maximize your effectiveness.  If you make a good catch but are out of position it will limit the distance and velocity of your throw... thus distance will suffer.  Make sure when you catch the ball you have a good position foot work wise and then make a throw using your momentum or create momentum with a crows hop.  Then make sure you make a good throw with your front foot, eyes, and the fingers of your throwing hand all going toward your target, make sure you are snapping the ball toward your target.  If your technique is OK then you will need to go to steps two and three.\n\nStep two is a strength and conditioning program. Depending on your age can include light weights and elastic bands for increased strength.  The goal is not to bulk up but condition and strengthen.  Also a good idea for overall shoulder stability.\n\nThirdly as you throw start to add distance every couple of days.  You want to lengthen out your throws over time so you don't cause injury.  Throw at about 80% effort and add five to ten feet every two to three days.  As your distance grows make sure to incorporate the proper footwork, crows-hop, and catching technique to ensure effectiveness.  After about three weeks you will start noticing an increase in velocity and distance.  GOOD LUCK AND HAVE FUN!
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Practice, Practice Practice and then, More Practice.\nThat is the only way to become a proficient putter.
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really the best way to improve in ANY language is to immerse yourself in it.  that means living somewhere that english is the only language, and by doing so you are forced to use english all day every day.  it is hard, but you will quickly improve, and be much better than if you just took classes or read books.\n\nif you can't swing this, then speaking regularly in english is the best way - listening and speaking are the hard parts.  i know plenty of people who can read and write pretty well, but their spoken english is terrible.  i'm kind of the same way with french.