that's a good point--players should practice acively, rather than passively (like shooting lots of baskets but never working on improving your shooting form).

that's a good point--players should practice acively, rather than passively (like shooting lots of baskets but never working on improving your shooting form). but i'd still contend you never get to a point where you don't make mistakes and then turn to the meta-game. folks tend to start thinking about, and honing, the meta-game at different levels of experience.