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That's an excellent point to consider. Because in practice, on repetitive C'sOF like the Steel Challenge, I developed an uncanny ability to know my time, sometimes to the hundredth, before looking at the timer. But in that case that was my goal, so quite a bit of my attention was directed toward monitoring the feeling of passing time. Another aspect of that way of training is that I was not attempting to shoot to my limit (speed-wise), I was training to learn what it felt like seeing what I needed to see in a time I would "accept" in the match. That can be a valuable way to train for matche

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