Confidence comes from repetition at realistic speed and force. The Tailwhip allows players to train at full throttle, so when they get into an actual game, the pace and intensity already feel familiar, reducing uncertainty.

With it's padded, Whipflex head, players can replicate game-day physicality in practice without the risk of causing real injury. That safety net removes hesitation—once they know they won’t seriously hurt a teammate, they go all-in on checks and positioning, which builds both skill and self-assurance.

The more players can practice contact situations successfully—without fouls, injuries, or being told to “dial it back”—the more they associate their aggressive plays with success. That consistent positive reinforcement boosts confidence in their physical style of play.

Younger or less experienced players often shy away from contact because they’re unsure of their technique. The Tailwhip gives them a safe space to experiment, refine timing, and perfect defensive moves, so by the time they’re in competition, they’re comfortable and confident executing them.

Knowing they’ve trained with more physical reps than their opponents gives players a mental advantage. They feel prepared for any level of contact, which naturally increases their confidence in one-on-one matchups.