Whether your are forming your own group or we are suggesting a group for you, here are some things to consider:

• Social Connections – Friends new and old

• Skill level – how well the biomechanical chains are working to prevent overuse injury and enable performance, and how well your mental game is serving you

• Ability level – how well executed is play in terms of consistency, directional control, depth control, and pace, and how well is perception and movement

• Engagement and Commitment – how well goals, time commitment, focus, and play commitment are well matched

• Experience and knowledge – is the group homogenous or mixed with seasoned or fresh experience, and is homogenous a pro or a con.