Learning how to practice plays an important part in the acquisition of new skills and the maintenance of existing skills. As part of this the best coaches understand how to teach players to control their practice environment so as to help the golfer achieve measurable outcomes from their time practicing. In this way many golfers use drills to isolate individual parts and learn to combine new parts of the swing with the existing motion. When using drills its important to associate the drill with a direct expectation and outcome on the ball. In this way the golfer learns how to isolate and anticipate the effects of a particular concept or swing thought. Stack&Tilt names its drills and provides the framework to combine them in a scaffolding to help construct a new swing or add the concepts of the drill to the existing swing.