Steph Curry has won 4 championships, shot 43% from three over his career, and is arguably the greatest shooter who ever lived.
His secret weapon? Something you're doing right now without thinking about it.
Breathing.
Not metaphorically. Literally, he's spent the last 5-6 years mastering how to control his breath mid-game. Recovery. Nerves. Focus. All of it runs through the same thing.
"Nobody would really know you're doing it when you're doing it."
That's the part that got me.
The most visible athlete on the planet, under the brightest lights, is quietly running a background process the whole time. Regular season. Finals. Doesn't matter. It's always there.
We talk a lot about reps, tape, nutrition, and sleep. But breathing, the one thing your body does 20,000 times a day, rarely comes up.
If the best shooter alive thinks it's worth mastering, maybe it deserves more attention.
I've started paying attention to mine. It's uncomfortable how much I wasn't.
Have you ever deliberately worked on your breathing? In sports, work, anything? Curious what actually moved the needle for people.