Ethan Khoza breaks down two modes: learning mode in the off-season to raise your scoring ceiling from 20 to 25-30 points, and performance mode during the season to actually hit that new level. Off-season builds capacity. Season executes it.
And so we get there and we can perform at our best. And that's why we spend all our time in learning mode. Because, you know, when you start the off season, you kind of are what you are, and you have a certain capacity in terms of how well you can play. Maybe Your capacity is 20 points in a game. That's the absolute best that you can do. Our goal is to expand that so that now it's 25 points or it's 30 points. So we have to be in learning mode to do that. But then once we get to the season, we want to go back into performance mode. And now you're just doing what you've learned. So now you should be able to go out and score 30 points because you expanded your game over the course of the off season.
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