You've probably seen or heard something similar but expressed in other ways. For example I had a Judo instructor who was big on 'closing the circle'. Which to him meant, 'when your [Judo] technique became a matter of instinct'.
Just something about the clarity of this summary which I had to share. Oddly, I think a lot of the signatures that people have used over the years on Swaylocks' have sort of condensed it down to a phrase. Which of course is neat; I guess I just like the deconstructed form.
Oh yeah, one more thing. Honestly try to rate your current skill or understanding of anything that is important to you on the scale... its clarifying, if nothing else.
You've probably seen or heard something similar but expressed in other ways. For example I had a Judo instructor who was big on 'closing the circle'. Which to him meant, 'when your [Judo] technique became a matter of instinct'.
Just something about the clarity of this summary which I had to share. Oddly, I think a lot of the signatures that people have used over the years on Swaylocks' have sort of condensed it down to a phrase. Which of course is neat; I guess I just like the deconstructed form.
Oh yeah, one more thing. Honestly try to rate your current skill or understanding of anything that is important to you on the scale... its clarifying, if nothing else.
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Post photos , ask questions ....don't get too uptight......Have fun.....
Why did Stingray put two red stripes on that longboard.......To hide the F*&k up....ha ha .......
ha ha ha ha ha
Yes...a recurring theme....Stingray finding ways to hide F%#k ups while others go about their business.....It's all for fun